Sam Altman回顾从YC首批到OpenAI CEO的20年，聊Agent、AI安全和创业窗口，观点密集，适合创业者看。
Sam Altman在YC Startup School 2026上与Garry Tan对话，回顾了2005年作为斯坦福大二学生加入YC首批的经历。他谈到OpenAI从无人相信AGI到成为行业领导者的历程，并指出技术转型期初创公司优势最大。Altman还讨论了AI安全事件如何改变风险认知，以及防止AI权力集中的必要性。他预测AI模型改进速度将持续加快，并认为初创公司可承担的上限从未如此之高。
In 2005, @sama was a Stanford sophomore in YC’s first batch, building a startup in a little Cambridg...
In 2005, @sama was a Stanford sophomore in YC’s first batch, building a startup in a little Cambridge office while @paulg cooked the founders dinner. Twenty years later, as co-founder & CEO of OpenAI, Sam closed Startup School 2026 in conversation with @garrytan — on agents, ambition, and why the ceiling for what a startup can take on has never been higher. 00:07 — From YC’s First Batch to Today 03:04 — What PG Taught Sam 04:17 — Why Startups Matter More Than Ever 06:57 — The Coming Golden Age of Ambitious Startups 09:30 — Why Startups Win During Technology Shifts 11:46 — Building OpenAI When Nobody Believed in AGI 14:45 — Finding People Who Share Your Conviction 18:05 — Help People Before You Know Why 19:43 — Earnestness, Ambition, and Ignoring the Haters 24:04 — The AI Safety Incident That Changed the Stakes 26:58 — Preventing AI From Concentrating Power 30:41 — How Fast AI Models Will Improve 36:06 — The Best Version of an AI Future 37:47 — “It’s All Going to Work Out” Your browser does not support the video tag. 🔗 View on Twitter 💬 14 🔄 8 ❤️ 56 👀 10184 📊 20 ⚡