Greg Brockman

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817 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard 8 Sep

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Being able to have that image generation capability in the middle is something that's very unique to open AI relative to um to some of our competitors.
And I think that you're able to then produce much better artifacts downstream.
And so we really view images, we view voice, we view coding, all of these capabilities
as one package that are going to come together to create an AI that empowers you, that means you can create anything that you imagine.
And I I think it's going to be something that's just unlike anything out there.
Well, I would think of it as there are three sides to what we do on health.
There's the consumer side, again, 300 million people every week with health queries.
There's the clinician side, which is bottoms up.
And that's really about
think of it a chat GBT that's really tuned for clinicians, that gives them direct citations to medical literature, things like that.
There's a third pillar, which is the enterprise side of selling directly to hospitals and and them enabling it.
And you can see things like we have an integration within Epic and really trying to bring
each of these three pillars the best possible service independently.
But you think about as those really build momentum, that you actually are able to get synergies across them, right?
That there's something that actually makes the health experience and the ability to really transform healthcare in America and the world on the table.
Because there's so many the think about how much work you as a patient have to do if you're talking to different specialists and you have to carry your medical record from one to the other.
You have to explain again, here's the issue, and that ultimately you're on the hook, you're the doctor who has to make the decision whether you like it or not.
And actually being able to have just good sharing of that information across different providers, that becomes possible if everyone's on one platform.
Or think about clinical trial enrollment.
That's a huge bottleneck to drug development and finding people who are eligible and will benefit from being involved in a particular trial.
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