Transcription: OpenAgents Episode 091 - Reviewing the GPT-4o Launch

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[00:00] Christopher David: I have to post a take on GPT40. I have to post a take because this whole video series

[00:07] Christopher David: 90 videos ago began the day after Dev Day. So how poetic is it that tomorrow the

[00:14] Christopher David: day after their thing today we're launching the Agent Store. Well we started six

[00:19] Christopher David: months ago building. So we'll do the like positive product rollout stuff tomorrow

[00:24] Christopher David: and I just needed to like say some stuff and like review some tweet. So let's just

[00:29] Christopher David: go through some tweets. Here's a good summary from autism capital. Open AI

[00:33] Christopher David: presentation is over. Total snooze fest. They've got nothing. The time of the

[00:38] Christopher David: competitors is now. Hi. It's me. The competitor. Look open AI is a model

[00:46] Christopher David: provider company. Thank you. One model provider of many and they're working

[00:52] Christopher David: for us now. Thank you for the model. Thank you very much. We added it to our

[00:57] Christopher David: interface. We'll do more with like the multimodal stuff soon. That's nice. We

[01:01] Christopher David: have it. Thank you. Thank you. Who cares? Who cares? Okay. One tweet I wanted to

[01:13] Christopher David: show from Yohei who puts smart stuff out about agents. What can you build with GPT40

[01:25] Christopher David: phone that you couldn't before. Meaningful EdTech. No. There's people doing that

[01:36] Christopher David: already. Are you assuming people doing that already? This is an incremental improvement

[01:41] Christopher David: cool. You did something new with normal things. Fine. Cool. When will that be replicated?

[01:50] Christopher David: Open source. When will that be replicated? Let's see. That was my question.

[02:00] Christopher David: To open AI. What would you like to ask GPT40? How many days until open source

[02:07] Christopher David: replicates you? It's not often you get live video of someone scrolling past your

[02:15] Christopher David: tweet. Someone said, all right. Say six to nine, six to eight months. What? I'll say

[02:25] Christopher David: six to eight days. Open source has caught up is catching up. It has caught up. T.T.

[02:33] Christopher David: Upon getting face close source AI has put to my summary here is those demos would have

[02:45] Christopher David: been impressive at a hackathon, not from an $80 billion company. Here's an open AI employee.

[02:59] Christopher David: Super lineman saying you guys are going to get like eight times more than you expect. I

[03:06] Christopher David: had low expectations and they got maybe like 80% of what my expectations were which

[03:13] Christopher David: were already low. Ready to be similar jokes this person. Conversations be AI. Yeah,

[03:23] Christopher David: there's no steamer. No steamer. Can't wait for the open source community to replicate

[03:30] Christopher David: every single thing. Yeah. Yeah. So text and image input which already had voice and video

[03:46] Christopher David: in the coming weeks. Don't you love that phrase in the coming weeks? Hey, open AI. How

[03:54] Christopher David: many devs has your GPT store paid out so far? It's one of two things. It's either zero or

[04:02] Christopher David: it's approximately zero. I haven't heard of anybody bragging about earnings. They have

[04:07] Christopher David: some pilot program. Maybe that's doing something we don't know. So, charitable it's approximately

[04:13] Christopher David: zero. Well, guess what? That's what we started off this series to do because as you can see in my

[04:20] Christopher David: little video series of 90 videos here in the intro video to summarize it. It's, hey, they

[04:29] Christopher David: answer going to do this GPT store thing. I think they're going to have fast monetization. And

[04:34] Christopher David: then months later what they say, well, when they do launch monetization, it's going to be US

[04:37] Christopher David: only to start. So yeah, let's do that. But with Bitcoin and open source. So that's what we built.

[04:45] Christopher David: So we're going to do that product launch tomorrow. I'll just give you a little teaser. So we got

[04:48] Christopher David: new docs, blah blah blah AI chat, build agents, agent plugins, extensible Bitcoin, Bounties,

[04:54] Christopher David: Python SDK. We've got other jobs, get another SDKs and stuff. Cook in. We still have a new

[04:59] Christopher David: community on stacker news from our lead dev kind of stepping through how we're architecting things.

[05:07] Christopher David: So it's not just delivering on the promise of the GPT store with programmatic revshare for payments.

[05:12] Christopher David: It's also extensible by developers and all sorts of different directions solving things at the

[05:17] Christopher David: protocol level Bitcoin lightning, nostor, a little bit of whole punch. Okay, anything else I'm going to

[05:26] Christopher David: see here? I just like, thanks so many eye. Thank you for the, thank you for the model.

[05:33] Christopher David: We're entering the era now of compound AI systems. So the model is like cool, but models are being

[05:42] Christopher David: commoditized. The question is how you orchestrate those and do different things and to work in the workflows.

[05:53] Christopher David: How do you best do that? Our argument is the very many companies that are doing that and sort of

[05:58] Christopher David: these one-off ways. I'm building a closed source AI employee to do one thing.

[06:04] Christopher David: Our missing the big picture. It needs to be solved by market forces, by developers,

[06:10] Christopher David: properly incentivized with real market signals or what people are willing to pay for.

[06:15] Christopher David: So we were able to kind of do some community discovery to find the use case that people are willing to pay

[06:19] Christopher David: for and then cut in the developers' native builders share of that revenue. I just think that's

[06:24] Christopher David: necessary. Okay, that's good for now. More tomorrow. See ya.