Greg Brockman: the end product for work is 'a personal AGI'
ChrisGPT · x · 2026-09-03
Asked what the end product for people at work looks like, Greg Brockman answered: "A personal AGI."
He frames ChatGPT as the first primitive version of that idea — it began as a text box that could only return words, and now reaches into the rest of your digital life: calendar, email, tools, computer use. The end state he describes is less a chatbot and more an AGI that actually knows your world and can act inside it for you. Per the poster, Greg and Sam have been persistent about making ChatGPT persistent — something working 24/7.
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