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00:02OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced a
00:05live stream town hall for AI builders as the company works on its next generation of tools and face
00:10as questions over rapid model changes and rising costs.
00:13In a post on X, Altman
00:15said the event will stream on Monday at 4 p.m. Pacific Time on YouTube, a Google subsidiary.
00:20Altman described it as an experiment with a new format. He encouraged developers to
00:25submit questions in advance and said he would answer as many as possible. The move from
00:30follows concerns about OpenAI's roadmap after the company said last year it had no plans to send
00:35questions at GPT for O, then announced the deprecation of Chakt for O latest weeks later.
00:40Builders are also seeking clarity on autonomous AI agents, ownership, reliability, and
00:45feedback loops. OpenAI recently reported an annualized revenue run rate above
00:50$20 billion in 2025, up 233% from 2020.
00:55while burning more than $17 billion annually.
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