Greg Brockman

Cofounder, President, Chairman, Openai

Search every verified Greg Brockman interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Greg Brockman, president and co-founder of OpenAI, has recently discussed the company's trajectory, the state of frontier AI models, and the strategic importance of compute. In April 2026, he stated that OpenAI is working toward artificial general intelligence (AGI) and described a shift from conversational AI to persistent agents that can act on a user's behalf. He argued that scaling laws continue to hold and that compute will remain a scarce resource, adding that "there will never be enough compute to satisfy demand." He also said that a major question for society will be where compute is allocated. In June 2026, Brockman and Broadcom CEO Hock Tan unveiled OpenAI's debut custom chip, "Jalapeño," which Brockman described as a "real performance improvement" in performance per dollar and performance per watt for LLM inference. On the same day at a summit, he commented that "our competitors are not having a good time on compute" and predicted data centers will be built "everywhere." On regulation, he reiterated a position from 2019 that "it's not the time for regulation, it is the time for measurement," recommending that government bodies such as NIST track the technology's progress. He also expressed that the true mission of OpenAI is for AGI to "go well for humanity."