Experts discuss OpenAI's new ad model for ChatGPT, the breakout moment for agentic coding with Claude Code, IBM's "Enterprise in 2030" report on the shift from AI efficiency to innovation, and Hugging Face's new "Open Responses" standard for agent APIs.
OpenAI’s Ben Goodger and Darin Fisher discuss the creation of ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-native browser designed to transform the web experience. They explore how integrating ChatGPT at the core enables agentic capabilities, allowing the browser to take actions on the user's behalf, from summarizing content to automating complex tasks. The conversation covers the architectural decisions behind Atlas, the future of agentic internet traffic, and the vision for a more intuitive, natural language-driven way of interacting with computers.
The Mixture of Experts panel discusses Anthropic's major investment in Google's TPUs for inference, debates the feasibility of insuring superintelligence, critiques OpenAI's approach to handling sensitive user conversations, and explores the futuristic concept of data centers in outer space.
Introducing ChatGPT Atlas, a new AI-powered browser that integrates ChatGPT at its core to rethink web interaction through conversational interfaces, contextual awareness, and autonomous agents that can perform tasks on the user's behalf.
Sam Altman's DevDay 2025 keynote introduces major platform updates, including the Apps SDK for building inside ChatGPT, AgentKit for streamlined agent creation, the general availability of the powerful Codex coding agent, and new API access to GPT-5 Pro and Sora 2.
Russ d'Sa, CEO of LiveKit, recounts the company's unexpected journey from a pandemic-era open-source WebRTC project to becoming a crucial infrastructure provider for AI voice interfaces, most notably for OpenAI's ChatGPT. He details the serendipitous moments that led to this pivot and shares his vision for LiveKit as the nervous system for a multimodal AI future.