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💡 Have you tried using ChatGPT as a parenting consultant?

Do you remember the chaotic first time changing a newborn’s diaper? OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admitted in the first OpenAI podcast, “Without ChatGPT, I honestly don’t know how I would have gotten through the first few weeks of fatherhood.” This leading figure in AI is now using AI to address common anxieties of new parents, such as “Is my baby’s crying normal?” or “Are developmental milestones being met?”

🔍 Highlights from the First OpenAI Interview: How AI is Reshaping the Future

1️⃣ AI Parenting Practical Guide

• Altman revealed he uses ChatGPT daily for parenting queries, from basic care to developmental stage advice.
• Social media case: Parents had AI become a “Thomas the Tank Engine expert,” and the child talked for an hour without getting bored.
• Warning: AI might lead to “para-social relationship dependence” in children, but Altman believes “society will always find new guardrails.”

2️⃣ GPT-5 Countdown

• Expected to be released this summer, but version naming might be innovative: “We will continue to iterate; whether it’s called GPT-5.1 or remains GPT-5 is TBD.”
• Key breakthrough: The reasoning model will achieve “human-like step-by-step thinking,” self-validating like we solve math problems.
• User habit disruption: People will be willing to wait 30 minutes for in-depth answers, breaking the “instant response” iron rule.

3️⃣ The $500 Billion “Stargate” Project

• World’s largest computing infrastructure: The first site has already broken ground, equivalent to “10% of a Three Gorges Dam” in energy consumption.
• Energy solutions: Nuclear, solar, and natural gas all applied; “future computing centers might be built next to oil fields.”
• Altman’s golden quote: “If the world knew what computing power could do, they’d want 100 times what they have now.”

🌐 AI Age Survival Guide: What Should 25-Year-Olds vs. 45-Year-Olds Do?

Altman’s cross-generational advice:

• Young people: Shift from “learning to code” to “mastering AI tools,” but also cultivate adaptability and creativity.
• Middle-aged people: Deeply apply AI in your field; “in the future, everyone will be able to complete a hundred times the work they used to.”
• Must-read for parents: The next generation will see AI as “as natural as air”; don’t worry that your children are “not as smart as AI.”

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