Sam Altman discusses AI finding PHP bugs and agent swarms
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In a Cheeky Pint interview, the OpenAI CEO describes models uncovering critical PHP vulnerabilities and test-time compute enabling large agent swarms. He also cites internal OpenAI experiments on complex math problems like Navier-Stokes and argues against a single superintelligence.
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