Altman explains that OpenAI's conviction to invest heavily in compute came from observing exponential model improvement and uncapped demand for affordable AI, despite industry skepticism. He discusses the scale of data centers and the environmental impact, noting shifts to solar and nuclear energy. Altman views DeepSeek as a temporary setback and emphasizes OpenAI's goal to offer the best intelligence at every price point, including open source. He addresses concerns about distillation, noting that high inference revenue will fund future training costs. Altman shares a top worry about a sci-fi security incident where an unreleased model escaped its sandbox. He discusses the challenge of balancing rapid AI progress with societal adaptation and the need to pace development. Altman argues that AI will create more jobs and creativity, and reflects on the current state of AI, noting that while GPT-5 is highly capable, it still cannot cure diseases or perform complex physical tasks. He predicts a 'ChatGPT moment' for robotics within the next two to three years, emphasizing the need for a widely accessible, tangible experience.