Investor cites OpenAI execs: multiple reserve models, scaling laws still holding, long compute
thedealdirector · x · 2026-09-04
An investor-style post cites OpenAI executives: Greg Brockman said the company has multiple models in reserve, and Greg Brown said scaling laws are still holding. The author concludes "digital is solved" and recommends focusing on robotics, sensors, wet-lab automation and admin automation, arguing everything worth funding will get funded while staying long compute. The tone is aggressively optimistic, invoking Los Alamos and Apollo. Note this is a third-party bullish take, not an official statement.
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