Sam Altman : How to Build the Future

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Title	:	Sam Altman : How to Build the Future
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And you think AI is important to work on! Your arrogance is immense to assume that you and people like yourself will solve the problems of the human society with technology! Great that you are so intelligent and focussed and enterpreneural and well connected - I wish you will focus your skills and resources on really helping people and the planet and not on playing God and seeking ever increasing returns and power
Comment from : Dana Alexander

Hello brother ❤
Comment from : Bushra Sharafuddheen

0:27: ✨ Sam shares advice on how to have an impact on the world br2:55: 💡 The way things get done in the world is through a combination of focus, personal connections, and self-belief br6:01: 🚀 The mistake most people make is giving up too early when things don't immediately work, especially young entrepreneurs br8:58: 🔥 Burnout comes from failing and lack of momentum, rather than working too hard br12:05: 💼 The key to success in your career is to be a doer, not just a talker, and to take risks br16:04: 💰 The speaker discusses the long-term value of holding onto investments and the advantages of doing so br18:25: 💡 Having strong opinions about the future is important, but being open to new data and being willing to change your mind is also crucial brRecap by Tammy AI
Comment from : Yamazaki

REPENT, FOR THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND
Comment from : Proviah

Hell yeah❤️
Comment from : nandhkishor nair

And here we are
Comment from : ZHA

I used Chat GPT-4 to analyze this video Here are the top 5 key points that Sam Altman made:brbr "Look for the intersection of what you're good at, what you enjoy, and where you can create value" - Altman emphasizes the importance of finding your unique intersection of skills, passions, and value creationbrbr "Finding your tribe; the people that you end up working with on and off" - Altman discusses the challenge of finding the right collaborators for your careerbrbr "Whenever I've helped people for no immediate benefit, it has later really benefited me" - Altman underscores the importance of helping others without expecting immediate returnsbrbr "Many people give up too early when something doesn't immediately work" - Altman points out the common mistake of giving up too soon when facing obstaclesbrbr "Many people do not take enough risks, especially early in their careers" - Altman encourages taking risks early in one's career as it can lead to success
Comment from : Carleton Torpin

ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT
Comment from : Sagar Kapri

Willing ask you want
Comment from : Curious School

Ask for what you want
Comment from : Curious School

Doer not a taker
Comment from : Curious School

Most people don't take enough risk
Comment from : Curious School

Try something and Fail
Comment from : Curious School

Find deeper mission why and what you do
Comment from : Curious School

Belief and satisfaction what you are doing need brEnjoyment brLiking your team
Comment from : Curious School

Internal decision
Comment from : Curious School

Most people give up very early
Comment from : Curious School

Working hardbrLeverage
Comment from : Curious School

Work hardbrLearn more brImprove everydaybrMeet peoples brBe better every day
Comment from : Curious School

FocusbrPersonal connection
Comment from : Curious School

How many of you watching after ChatGPT success
Comment from : Curious School

What they good atbrWhat they likebrWhat they create value with that
Comment from : Curious School

Why do we keep letting… decide our future?
Comment from : Mystery Land

What a great talk
Comment from : Jash talada[IIT Kanpur]

q😅
Comment from : Basharat Ali

I want to learn more about your amazing grandma!
Comment from : ADEEL NAJMI

good at ---- enjoy-----create value
Comment from : Abhishek Kalagurki

This guy is awesome! So much to learn from him
Comment from : Michelle Yu

People may declare Sam as a savior to combat with artificial intelligences in the future
Comment from : Sinan Akkuş

He hasn’t changed much and has the same mannerisms Love this guy’s attitude
Comment from : Gardening for Fun and Longevity

Now I'm watching it after 6 years His thoughts at that time now yielded
Comment from : Manju Saurya

The intro passes by so quickly You can’t tell if his brother is completely joking or trying to sound nice or earnestly swiping at his brother, “he wanted to teach us the ways of the world but he couldn’t interview himself so that’s why I’m here” haha 0:05
Comment from : GPTLive

Zero to One!
Comment from : Joseph Matsiko

The wizard of GPT
Comment from : Hermes Trismegiste

First, you do not steal first You gonna spit or America gonna twist your neck
Comment from : Deriz Nobot

Clones!!
Comment from : YoLa

Ngl his point about money being a non factor, i feel like you need to get to that level before saying i dont need money
Comment from : o h

This guy 🎉
Comment from : zeadwarf

3 advices for your early career br- Persistence｜Most people quit too early and don’t take enough risk br- Aggressive｜Ask for what you want in your early career, people are not aggressive enough br- Connection｜Meet every person I had time for, and go to everything I could
Comment from : Jasmine

6 year agowhen Attention is all you need paper were published
Comment from : Gabriele Pi

I love what you are talking about A lot of time people do things to feel important, and they don't care about actually finishing things or doing the things really well I'm one that only really cares about the real meaning of a work, it's really difficult to find like-minded people Too much though
Comment from : Matteo Melloni

how amazing congratulations and succes
Comment from : Akmad Yakub

Watching in June 2023, awesome person Sam
Comment from : GD The Great

Adamsın! Yapay zeka ile insanlığı yok edeceğiz!
Comment from : Seha

Now you are building the future
Comment from : ILoveHoriemon

And now leading one of the most important companies in the world :) inspiring, and resonates deeply
Comment from : Aleksa Gordić - The AI Epiphany

Thanks Sam Nice one YC
Comment from : Martins Augustine

I have never seen such eye brow! is it artificially generated?
Comment from : JujutsuCoder

YOU ARE THE GLOBAL CHIEF EQUALITY OFFICER OF "GLOBAL KALINGA ECONOMIC FEDERAL CONSORTIUM" 🏦🏧💳PART OF 2 CLUB💜💛🔫
Comment from : Patitapaban Choudhury

Bro has not aged a day
Comment from : James Bond

I read, scan alert
Comment from : Skodra

age doesn't really matter, but understanding what that really means does
Comment from : Your Subconscious

Today’s, it’s more relevant than ever
Comment from : Yudha Saputra

Sam has been cooking for years!
Comment from : Prasad Pathak

This is stupid and we need to stop putting these people on pedestals They have a ton of money to throw at other people so they can own big parts of those other people’s work, and they snowball that into celebritydom They’re not necessarily wise people because of that And most of this is obvious, common sense, or subjective Waste of time Also this guy has been linked to extreme atrocities already and he’s barely been famous for a couple years at this point
Comment from : Evan Shlom

Was their grandma warren buffet?
Comment from : Yehia Abdelmohsen

And here we go
Comment from : Shubham Jain

Take risks and be more aggressive is a short summary
Comment from : Cedric Yarish

YouTube algorithm to me:brLet suggest this video after the revolution of AI
Comment from : Velocity

Being aggressive and willing to ask for what you want are important traits for entrepreneurs brEach crisis gets less scary than the one before itbrLong-term willingness to hold onto investments is important for financial successbrLong-term commitment is key to generating value and wealth in the marketbrHigh frequency trading has made it difficult to find arbitrage opportunitiesbrStartups should focus on making a long-term commitment to a strong idea with flexibility in implementation
Comment from : Aryan Verma

❤❤cool
Comment from : KZ

And ChatGPT now days conquer the worldbrbrHe's explain "the things" to the US-NATO Congress, but The Rats and stupid
Comment from : KLIK AKU

6:18 I do love the advice he gives on how long term commitments are super important for creating something great and meaningful I think a lot about how people really do need to move to where they can work together on startups
Comment from : Mallory Gurecki

Wow very insightful
Comment from : Harrison Crettol

Great Sam !
Comment from : Thimi Hudhra

This aged well
Comment from : Will Walsh

Amen!!! “Burnout does not comes from working top hard” Yes, I can attest to that Correct!!!
Comment from : Eternalspring22

Geeze your name is ever up there now a days
Comment from : Cosmic Harmony

I am still suspicious of ChatGPT, but I trust this guy
Comment from : chem

the momentum energy is a great point
Comment from : Edward Benes

He really built the future
Comment from : vinayak choodan

I really enjoy listening to Sam Altman, he comes across as sincere and wise Plus, his brother asks all the questions that I'm curious to hear Sam's thoughts on
Comment from : emeraldfire

By 2023 Sam altman has become one of the most important people on this planet
Comment from : Sanwell beatz

This aged well
Comment from : ian samir

Real!!"History belongs to the doers"
Comment from : LU我不喝奶昔

Six years I started my journey, and this video refilled that confidence in me by making me feel like he was talking to my “day 1” - self Thanks, Sam and Jack I needed this
Comment from : Edward Oropeza

I admire his product but his advices are pure BS Just random "yeah work very hard" general advices
Comment from : דניאל

Critical success factors brbr- focus br- personal connections brbr- self belief
Comment from : aaazzi

I am 50 and still learningThank you Sam
Comment from : Oje Malayme

AGI Will be man's last invention
Comment from : misty cloud

Sam Altman has special credentials that will ensure his success in this country Sam shares that same credentials as Mark Zuckerberg-Facebook/Meta, LarryPage & Surgey Brin of Google YouTube, MarcRandolph of Netflix, Larry Ellison with Oracle, Sam Bankman with FTX, Michael Dell with Dell, Marc Benioff with SalesForce, Yuval Noah Harari, Larry Fink with Blackrock, Tim Buckley with Vanguard Group, James Gorman with Morgan Stanley, etc They are all Jewish and they network with each other to ensure their own succeed Thats a fact
Comment from : FD Gibson

Am not the only who knows this guy is smarter than most
Comment from : Family Guy Obsessed

Here is a summary of the key points discussed in the conversation: br br1 he key to success in entrepreneurship is to find a problem that you are passionate about solving and work on it for a long period of timebr br2 otivation is important for entrepreneurship, and the best motivation comes from enjoyment and a belief that what you are doing is importantbr br3 Burnout often comes from failing and things not working, rather than from working too hardbr br4 It is important to take calculated risks in your career, rather than avoiding risks out of fear of failure or embarrassment brBuilding something and committing to it is more important than just talking and organizingbr br5 One of the few remaining arbitrage opportunities in the market is time, and making a long-term commitment to something can create wealthbr br6 It is important to have strong opinions about the future, but also be flexible in the details and willing to be convinced with new databr br7 To make a big impact, it is important to think about what you are good at and what the world needs, learn as much as you can about that field, and take a risk to focus on it It is okay to fail and try again
Comment from : Abhijeet Kurade

I have been working on my craft for years, focussed, believed into this thing and results have started showing up until Open AI, Chat GPT showed up some days ago Now what??
Comment from : steven khenai

This was oddly encouraging This strongly affirms my own personal experience and several things I’ve suspected I’m going to have to watch more of his interviews and speeches
Comment from : Buzz H

What a great video
Comment from : Abhishek Dev

That was awesome! Thank you Altman brothers 😃😃
Comment from : Margaret Cezar

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Comment from : chris

Blue eyes im 65 years old
Comment from : chris

Hello boys im a woman oopsy
Comment from : chris

20:04 to endbrAwesome
Comment from : Carlos Braga

Thank you so much Sam for sharing very important piece of advices They are very impactful and will certainly make a difference to a lot of people 🙏
Comment from : Tarun Om Madan