Altman hints OpenAI's internal models do math public models can't, flags RSI speed limits
VraserX · x · 2026-10-22
Sam Altman reportedly dropped two bombshells: OpenAI's internal models are doing math that public models can't come close to, and he's already talking about putting speed limits on recursive self-improvement due to its potential dangers. Third-party retelling — details unverified, but a notable signal about the gap between internal and public capability.
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