Sam Altman

And there's been more of that than I would have thought.

We will try to get the default version to be as...

neutral as possible, but as neutral as possible is not that neutral if you have to do it, again, for more than one person.

And so this is where more steerability, more control in the hands of the user, the system message in particular, is I think the real path forward.

And as you pointed out, these nuanced answers that look at something from several angles.

It's harder to avoid the AI groupthink bubble.

That follows you everywhere.

There's all kinds of bubbles we live in.

100%.

Yeah.

I'm going on like a around the world user tour soon for a month to just go like talk to our users in different cities.

Yeah.

And I can feel how much I'm craving doing that because I haven't done anything like that since in years.

I used to do that more for YC.

And to go talk to people in super different contexts...

And it doesn't work over the internet to go show up in person and sit down and go to the bars they go to and kind of walk through the city like they do.

You learn so much and get out of the bubble so much.

I think we are much better than any other company I know of in San Francisco for not falling into the kind of like SF craziness, but I'm sure we're still pretty deeply in it.

This is the part that we understand the least well.

We're great at the pre-training machinery.