In this episode, Robert and Haley dive into the often hidden hurdle slowing down OpenAI’s product roadmap: compute capacity. Sam Altman recently admitted in a Reddit AMA that OpenAI’s compute limitations are affecting everything from the release of new models to feature updates for tools like DALL-E and ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode. We’ll explore why compute resources are so critical in the AI landscape, how OpenAI is managing demand, and what it means for the future of generative AI.
Join us as we discuss:
- Compute Shortage: Why Altman says OpenAI can’t keep up with product release goals.
- Chip Ventures: How OpenAI’s rumored partnership with Broadcom could help meet demand—by 2026.
- Delayed Features: What’s holding back Advanced Voice Mode, the next-gen DALL-E, and the highly anticipated Sora video generator.
- What’s Next for OpenAI: Updates to the GPT-4o series and how OpenAI’s pivot to “reasoning” models could impact users.
Are we hitting a bottleneck that could slow the entire AI industry? Or will OpenAI’s investments in infrastructure finally catch up to the demand? Grab your headphones and find out how compute constraints could shape the AI revolution.
