What podcasts say about Peter Steinberger
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What Peter Steinberger has said on podcasts
12 statements · 7 positive · 2 negative · 1 mixed · 2 neutral
AI agents can install software, make purchases, and perform computer tasks with suitable tools.
“it can install stuff on your computer or buy things for you or do whatever you want that you can do on your computer if you just only give it the right tools.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 57:57
AI agents should proactively act rather than wait for user prompts.
“what about if your AI could actually just be proactive?”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 58:32
OpenClaw’s capabilities were limited by model and software quality.
“there's still limitations Models were not as good. The software was not as good.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:00:20
Steinberger favors one primary agent but sees a future of multiple agents as plausible.
“I'm more in the first team, but I can also totally see like the the second team”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:02:29
Users should be able to bring their own agents to external services.
“I want my agent to be able to use your system in the way it thinks it's best.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:05:42
Fastest-click competition may no longer suit agent-mediated transactions.
“Maybe the who clicks fast enough is no longer the right way.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:06:54
Transaction systems should be redesigned for agent-mediated interactions.
“there's a lot of ways where we just need to rethink how we did things in the past because it no longer makes sense.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:07:10
Personal agents should continuously think and prepare useful assistance.
“I want an agent that's always thinking.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:07:49
AI systems will increasingly compete against other AI systems.
“You're going to fight AI with AI.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:09:38
Improved AI agents make software and hardware stacks increasingly modifiable by individuals.
“I can now literally own the stack and there's nothing we cannot fix anymore.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:13:34
Future AI advances could make building a personal operating system feasible.
“with enough tokens and like advances, that ridiculous thing will not be that ridiculous anymore in the future.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:13:48
Products for broad audiences require different construction approaches than smaller-scale systems.
“Not everything works in that scale to that scale. It's a very different way how you need to build things.”
Open the episode · OpenAI DevDay | Sam Altman, Alexander Embiricos, Andrew Ambrosino, Peter Steinberger, Tibo Sottiaux, Kath Korevec, Casey NeistatListen at 1:15:41
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