Greg Brockman

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Greg Brockman is the president and co-founder of OpenAI, where he works on technical teams and safety efforts. Recent coverage has focused on OpenAI model and security work: GPT-6.1 Terra's computer use, GPT-5.6 Sol finding a Chrome vulnerability in six days with $40,000 of compute, GPT-Rosalind and the Orchestra Bio acquisition for drug development, and vulnerability coordination for php2shell and a compression-library RCE.

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What Is AGI? OpenAI's Brockman Says GPT-6 Astra May Already Be There

The Conversation examines the debate over defining artificial general intelligence. OpenAI president Greg Brockman recently suggested the company's advanced GPT-6 Astra could mark AGI's arrival, saying "for me personally, I do think we're there." OpenAI defines AGI as outperforming humans at most economically valuable work, while Demis Hassabis argues it must handle virtually any cognitive task and Yann LeCun says the term is flawed and favors "human-level AI."

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Data center backlash becomes a major 2026 election issue

Rapid data center construction and its infrastructure costs are sparking local opposition across the US and becoming a major issue in 2026 congressional and gubernatorial races. Tech money is flooding these contests: Leading the Future, a super PAC backed by Marc Andreessen and OpenAI President Greg Brockman, has spent $45 million in a year, while Anthropic-backed Public First Action is also involved.

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