Raghav Agarwal-1
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We are currently witnessing the most influential and vertically integrated AI empire being built by @sama
It’s bold. It’s terrifying. And while it's starting to spark conversations, the implications are still vastly underestimated.
Here’s what he’s putting together—piece by piece:
1) Core AI Models
@OpenAI under Altman has shipped frontier models like GPT-4.5 and GPT-4o—with GPT-5 on the way. ChatGPT is already the most downloaded app on earth, while these models quietly power the AI engines of the world’s biggest companies.
2) AI Hardware
$6.5B to acquire Jony Ive’s design startup, io. Ive—the mind behind the iPhone—is now leading OpenAI’s hardware vision. Expect AI-native devices that redefine how humans interact with machines.
3) Compute Infrastructure
A 1-gigawatt AI super-datacenter—Stargate UAE—is being built with G42. That’s nation-scale compute power in a single project. Meanwhile, OpenAI is setting up similar ventures in the US.
4) Identity & Human Verification
@worldcoin, Altman’s crypto-biometric project, scans irises to verify humanity—already at 26M users. In an AI-saturated future, it could become the default layer for proving you’re human online.
5) Social & Consumer Platforms
OpenAI is reportedly building its own X/Twitter alternative—and has shown interest in acquiring Chrome if regulators ever split it from Google. That’s a browser, a social feed, and an AI layer, all potentially under one roof.
6) Developer Tools & Infra
OpenAI acquired Windsurf (AI coding) for $3B and Rockset (real-time analytics). These form the software backbone for the next-gen AI stack.
This isn’t just a company—it’s a stack. A full-stack bet on owning AI from silicon to society.
It’s like watching a Black Mirror episode being written live... and we’re in the cast!
It’s bold. It’s terrifying. And while it's starting to spark conversations, the implications are still vastly underestimated.
Here’s what he’s putting together—piece by piece:
1) Core AI Models
@OpenAI under Altman has shipped frontier models like GPT-4.5 and GPT-4o—with GPT-5 on the way. ChatGPT is already the most downloaded app on earth, while these models quietly power the AI engines of the world’s biggest companies.
2) AI Hardware
$6.5B to acquire Jony Ive’s design startup, io. Ive—the mind behind the iPhone—is now leading OpenAI’s hardware vision. Expect AI-native devices that redefine how humans interact with machines.
3) Compute Infrastructure
A 1-gigawatt AI super-datacenter—Stargate UAE—is being built with G42. That’s nation-scale compute power in a single project. Meanwhile, OpenAI is setting up similar ventures in the US.
4) Identity & Human Verification
@worldcoin, Altman’s crypto-biometric project, scans irises to verify humanity—already at 26M users. In an AI-saturated future, it could become the default layer for proving you’re human online.
5) Social & Consumer Platforms
OpenAI is reportedly building its own X/Twitter alternative—and has shown interest in acquiring Chrome if regulators ever split it from Google. That’s a browser, a social feed, and an AI layer, all potentially under one roof.
6) Developer Tools & Infra
OpenAI acquired Windsurf (AI coding) for $3B and Rockset (real-time analytics). These form the software backbone for the next-gen AI stack.
This isn’t just a company—it’s a stack. A full-stack bet on owning AI from silicon to society.
It’s like watching a Black Mirror episode being written live... and we’re in the cast!
On a serious note, can someone help me understand how Move was supposed to be more secure and why did that not work in the case of Sui hack?
I can finally show my face at family gatherings—everyone who bought $BTC on my advice is in the green.
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