I would be interested to know which part you feel is implausible, to me it seems inevitable
You have a language model produce an outline with steps and then recursively set agents to consume and iterate on a task until another language model finds the results satisfies the specification.
This includes interactions with the real world (via instructions executed over an API) and using the success of those interactions for reinforcement learning on the model.
But I think they are mostly pointless as OpenAI is so far ahead of everyone external it’s not even funny. Most externals things with the API will be obsolete in a few months.
They had GPT4 6 months ago or more!
They have access to the full model without crippling.
They (for sure) have larger, more powerful models that are not cost effective/safe to release to the public.
Now they have a new data flyweel with people asking millions of questions daily.
Put your speculation hat on and listen attentively to the interviews of Sam Altman and Ilya Sutskever.
You will see were their minds go: UBI, safety, world disruption, etc.
