Revolutionizing Cybersecurity and AI-Driven Science with OpenAI President Greg Brockman
OpenAI President and co-founder Greg Brockman discusses the breakthrough resolution of nearly 400 long-standing math problems and how generative models are beginning to create genuinely new scientific knowledge. The conversation explores the hurdles of applying AI to biological data and drug discovery, the emergence of proactive always-on agents like Dots, and why generative interfaces will replace traditional UI. Brockman also outlines OpenAI's approach to cybersecurity, arguing that defenders must use peak intelligence during the current 'defenders window' and that security spend will soon outstrip software spend.
- Developing a single drug requires 15 years and $1.5 billion, but $1.4 billion of that total funds clinical trials while pre-clinical discovery costs just $50 million. Read →
- Greg Brockman predicts security budgets will outstrip traditional software budgets as AI pushes the marginal cost of writing code toward zero. Read →
- OpenAI models resolved nearly 400 open math problems, including questions untouched for a century, proving AI can produce original knowledge. Read →
- Chatbots force users to do the initiation work; proactive agents like Dots run continuously on a cloud computer and work while you sleep. Read →
- OpenAI used generative models to resolve nearly 400 long-standing math problems, showing that systems now produce net-new scientific reasoning rather than simple pattern recall. Read →