Altman: next GPT is the model OpenAI used to prove a Millennium Prize Problem
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-11-03
Speaking at the ADIPEC opening ceremony in Abu Dhabi, Sam Altman said the next GPT, releasing soon, is the model OpenAI used to prove a Millennium Prize Problem. Per the account: 10,000 copies ran nonstop for about 4 days; the copies worked with no hierarchy — each chose its own direction, shared progress, and learned from the others. Full video on the "ADIPEC Official" YouTube channel.
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