‘Getting neurochemically hacked but…’: Sam Altman hails OpenAI’s breakthrough but is prouder of his preemie son’s milestone

Openai CEO Sam Altman Tuesday lasted X to listen to his team what he thought of the most important scientific advancement of recent decades. However, what was proud of him was a premature child learned to eat on his own. He meant his newborn son, who was pre-timed last week.

“It is very proud of the OPENAI team, which is probably the highest impressive scientific / technical priority for recent decades. I thought I’m always happy in life …

“I realize that I am a neurosmian loot here, but IDC is the best,” he followed another tweets.

Altman shared his first child was born in February and is currently taking care of the Neonatal Intensive Care Department (NICU). He expressed a deep love for his son, describing this experience as a reset. “Welcome to the world, little boy. He came early and would be some time in NICU. He feels good about him.

In addition to its reflections, the Altman announced the update of the latest OPENAI products, the launch of CATTGPT 4.5. This Advanced version of AI Chatbot presents the company’s technological jump. Altman also spread the idea of ​​a new subscription model for defamation, suggesting that users could turn their $ 20 subscriptions into credit. These loans can be used for different features, including in-depth research and GPT-4.5, without single properties fixed use.

Altman is looking for feedback on this proposed model that allows users to buy additional loans if necessary. “Idea for paid plans. Your $ 20 Plus subscription turns into loans that you can use in features such as deep research, O1, GPT-4.5, Sora, etc. ” The goal is to provide users with greater control over their use.