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<p>Bob McGrew believes that the progress of large models is a very slow process, for example, GPT-5 may only be ten times stronger than GPT-4, and will not be as significant as previous generations of models. He predicts that the quality of video models will see significant improvements in the future, and fully AI-generated award-winning films may appear within two years. He also believes that robotics technology will become widespread within five years and thinks that now is a good time to create robotics companies</p>

- Bob McGrew, former Chief Research Officer at OpenAI, discussed the future of AI in a recent podcast, addressing concerns about the limitations of large models and the potential for advancements in robotics and AI-generated video.  
- He emphasized that while significant progress is possible, it requires substantial computational resources and time, predicting that fully AI-generated award-winning films could emerge within two years.  
- McGrew believes that robotics will become widespread in five years, driven by breakthroughs in foundational models, and he foresees a future where intelligence is ubiquitous and free, with agency becoming a scarce resource.

Former OpenAI Chief Scientist: What is the next step for AI?