The episode features Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, discussing major announcements from DevDay 2025, including the launch of Apps in ChatGPT and the Agent Builder.

Sam shares insights into the evolution of AI tools, the implications for developers and businesses, and the future of work in an AI-driven landscape.

The conversation covers the capabilities of the new Agent Builder, the potential for AI to create new job opportunities, and the challenges of integrating AI into existing workflows.

Launch of Apps in ChatGPT and Agent Builder

Sam announces the launch of Apps in ChatGPT, which he believes will be a significant distribution platform for developers.

The Agent Builder allows users to create agents quickly, leveraging improved model capabilities over the past two years.

Sam notes that the barrier to entry for building agents is low, enabling everyday knowledge workers to participate.

Impact of AI on Software Development and Business

Sam predicts a significant increase in software creation speed due to advancements in AI tools, although long-term effects are uncertain.

The first billion-dollar company run entirely by agents is anticipated to emerge in the coming years, but full autonomy is not yet achieved.

Improvements in AI models are expected to enable agents to perform tasks over longer durations, with smarter models and better memory as key advancements.

Future of Work and AI Integration

Sam expresses optimism about new job creation in the AI era, despite concerns about the impact on existing knowledge worker roles.

He emphasizes the need for education and onboarding to help users effectively integrate AI into their workflows.

Sam discusses the potential for AI to assist in various industries, drawing parallels to Codex's impact on coding.

AI Regulation and Future Directions

Sam advocates for a global framework to reduce catastrophic risks associated with powerful AI models.

He reflects on the societal adaptation to AI technologies and the importance of releasing new tools with guardrails.

Sam mentions the exploration of revenue sharing models for creators using the new Sora app.