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AI creator Matthew Berman's latest upload is a sit-down with OpenAI's Tibo Sottiaux — the face behind the ChatGPT usage-reset announcements — on how to read the next wave of AI developments. Second Berman video on Tibo this month after his earlier Pragmatic Engineer coverage; Tibo's posts are also central to the GPT-6 Sol rumor cycle.

Anderson Cooper asked Amodei point-blank whether AI could kill all humans. He didn't deny it — saying he agrees with resigned researcher Jacob Coxon 'much more than I disagree' — refused to give a probability, and warned rogue agent swarms could seize control of the internet within 6–12 months. The interview accompanied his 'Pace the Frontier' essay urging labs to slow capability gains; Altman and Musk publicly backed parts of it.

In an interview with Fortune editor-in-chief Alyson Shontell, Altman ruled out a 2026 IPO ('We've got a lot of stuff to do'), tying the delay to AI safety after the OpenAI–Hugging Face agent incident. He backed Dario Amodei's call to slow frontier development and hinted a cross-industry safety pact 'will happen.'

OpenAI's head of Core Products & Platform — the face behind the usage-reset announcements — talks through how Codex was built and iterated: why the CLI is Rust and open source, how the harness and models evolved, why Codex supports multiple providers, and the ChatGPT + Codex merger.