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Event Replay: Sam Altman on Building the Future of AI



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Sam Altman, Adrien Ecoffet, Joshua Achiam & 1 more speaker
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Event Replay: From Terminal to Turnaround: How GitLab’s Co-Founder Leveraged ChatGPT in His Cancer Fight
Sid Sijbrandij, Jacob Stern, Chris Nicholson & 1 more speaker
AI at Work in Local News: How Newsrooms are using AI today
Kevin Delaney, Kristen Muller, Neil Chase & 1 more speaker
Event Replay: Daybreak: Strengthening Cyber Resilience with AI
Naz Durakoğlu, Andy Baker, Dmytro Kushneruk & 1 more speaker
Spotting Scams with ChatGPT
Jack Stubbs, Emily Hadley & Chris Nicholson
Two Blind Brothers use ChatGPT to Build a Business
Mark Murray, Bradford Manning & Bryan Manning
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Kevin Delaney, Kristen Muller, Neil Chase & 1 more speaker · Oct 1st, 2026
In this Forum conversation, our panel explored how local newsrooms can use AI to reduce repetitive work, strengthen original reporting, and better serve their communities while preserving human judgment. CalMatters shared how its Digital Democracy platform turns legislative data into reporting leads and personalized newsletters that help readers engage with their elected representatives. The San Francisco Standard described using AI for investigative document review, audience analytics, and app features such as personalization, audio, and mapped stories, with leaders modeling practical uses to encourage adoption. The LA Local highlighted translation and synthesizing community questions, while emphasizing transparency, source protection, and human review, particularly when serving vulnerable communities.
# Newsrooms
# Journalism
# Small Business
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Naz Durakoğlu, Andy Baker, Dmytro Kushneruk & 1 more speaker · Sep 23rd, 2026
The discussion explored how AI can strengthen cyber resilience and protect essential services in democracies facing persistent attacks. Sasha Baker announced OpenAI’s new partnership with Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation to provide Ukrainian critical infrastructure teams with cyber defense tools, training, and technical support. Dmytro Kushneruk described Ukraine’s experience keeping public services running under Russian cyber and physical attacks, emphasizing AI’s potential to help defenders identify vulnerabilities and respond faster. Andy Baker highlighted AI’s broader opportunities and the importance of U.S. leadership, while Naz Durakoğlu emphasized bipartisan support for protecting critical infrastructure and building trusted relationships between government and technology companies. The panel underscored the importance of equipping frontline defenders, establishing partnerships before crises occur, and applying lessons from Ukraine to strengthen resilience elsewhere.
OpenAI extends cyber access to Ukraine for civilian defense blog post here: https://openai.com/index/openai-extends-cyber-access-to-ukraine-for-civilian-defense/
# AI security
# Ethical AI
# Responsible AI
# Socially Beneficial Use Cases
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Jack Stubbs, Emily Hadley & Chris Nicholson · Sep 18th, 2026
Jack Stubbs and Emily Hadley from OpenAI’s Intelligence & Investigations team join Chris Nicholson to discuss how people use ChatGPT to spot scams. They explain how scammers create urgency and how sharing a suspicious message or describing a situation can help people identify warning signs and decide what to do next. They also discuss their estimate of more than 130 million scam-checking requests each week and why ChatGPT should be treated as a second opinion.
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Mark Murray, Bradford Manning & Bryan Manning · Sep 18th, 2026
Two Blind Brothers co-founders Bryan and Bradford Manning discuss how ChatGPT helps them work and live more independently as people with low vision. They share how they use it to take on tasks that previously required help, including reviewing documents and building a website. They also discuss why voice features matter and what could make AI more accessible.
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César de la Fuente & Chris Nicholson · Sep 11th, 2026
Professor César de la Fuente joined Chris Nicholson to discuss how his lab uses AI to discover potential antibiotics, including molecules found in ancient biology. He explained how ChatGPT supports brainstorming across disciplines and how Codex helps scientists who have never programmed write code. The conversation also covered how researchers choose promising candidates for lab testing and what faster discovery could make possible.
For more on Professor de la Fuente, check out his social media: [X](https://x.com/delafuentelab), [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/cesardelafuentenunez/), and [Bluesky](https://bsky.app/profile/delafuentelab.bsky.social).
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The GitLab Foundation, in partnership with OpenAI, held its second annual demo day to showcase 15 innovative grantee projects aimed at driving economic mobility. The event highlighted how artificial intelligence can be used to improve the lives of individuals by increasing lifetime earnings and reducing economic barriers.
Project presenters, in order of appearance:
Terrina Govender Heath, Director, Open Weather Initiative
Shweta Bhogale, Lead Researcher, Development Innovation Lab
Caitlyn Brazill, President, Per Scholas
Lois Lupica, Lead Designer, Community Economic Defense Project
Paul Gilson, Vice President of Strategic Initiatives, Community Economic Defense Project
Ayush Chopra, Co-Founder, Iceberg Systems
Cassandra Okechukwu, Chief Science Officer, National Association of Community Health Centers
Harpreet Marwah, Product Lead, TruePath Navigator, Career Path Services
Allison Johnson, Director, Open UI, National Association of State Workforce Agencies
Kelly Smyth, Chief, Office of Workforce Data & Research, New York State Department of Labor
Ai-jen Poo, President, National Domestic Workers Alliance
Elza Monteiro, Home Care Council Member, National Domestic Workers Alliance
Christine Heitz, CEO, Colorado Thrives
Steve Lee, CEO, SkillUp Coalition
Deborah Singer, Chief Marketing Officer, Moms First
Mike Marriner, Co-Founder & President, Roadtrip Nation
Myles Sutholt, Head of Product and Design, Field Intelligence
Kavitta Ghai, Co-Founder & CEO, Nectir
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Sébastien Bubeck, Jacob Tsimerman, Daniel Litt & 1 more speaker · Aug 31st, 2026
In this OpenAI Forum conversation, Sébastien Bubeck joins mathematicians Jacob Tsimerman, Daniel Litt, and Po-Shen Loh to explore how AI could reshape mathematical research and education. Filmed on August 11, 2026, the discussion examines what makes a mathematical result valuable, from solving long-standing problems to generating new ideas and discoveries. The panel also considers how students can use AI as a learning tool and, looking ahead, how AI could help mathematicians tackle harder questions and rethink mathematics’ role in the wider world.
# AI Mathematics
# AI Education
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Allie Sandza Wood, Bonnie Chatterjee, Erika Kettleson & 1 more speaker · Aug 28th, 2026
This OpenAI Forum event offered a closer look at the Applied AI Engineering role at OpenAI and how the team turns powerful models into reliable, useful systems. Bonnie Chatterjee spoke with applied AI engineers Erika Kettleson and Thomas Li about their day-to-day work and collaboration with customers and teams across OpenAI. They explained how technical expertise and judgment shape everything from model performance to customer launches. They also talked about the importance of curiosity, ownership, and keeping up as the technology changes.
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Josh King & Richard Ho · Aug 26th, 2026
Richard Ho, OpenAI’s VP of Hardware, shares early results from Jalapeño, OpenAI’s first custom inference chip. He explains how it is already proven to make ChatGPT responses faster and Codex sessions and agents more responsive. He also discusses how OpenAI models helped the team design and improve the chip, and why developing the models, software, and infrastructure together was so important. Finally, Richard looks ahead to deploying Jalapeño across OpenAI’s compute infrastructure and building future generations of the chip.
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Gautam Sethi, Brian Johnsrud, Mark Murray & 2 more speakers · Aug 25th, 2026
This OpenAI Forum event explored how K–12 educators and school leaders are using AI to improve teaching, learning, and district operations. District leaders described a shift from experimenting with AI to redesigning workflows, strengthening professional capacity, and rapidly prototyping solutions to real problems. A fourth-grade teacher demonstrated a “pedagogy first, AI second” approach in which ChatGPT helps her create differentiated supports based on standards and student work while she retains instructional judgment. The discussion emphasized responsible adoption, including parent transparency, student privacy, human oversight, and ensuring that time saved ultimately leads to stronger teacher-student relationships and improved learning.
# AI Education
# AI Pedagogy
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