TheAIGRID interprets a reported estimate by Boris Power about OpenAI's long-term research allocation. The account distinguishes research into training methods, data, evaluations and safety from evidence that a named future model is already being trained. It argues that hardware, power and software preparation must span several product cycles, without establishing a release schedule.
TheAIGRID connects this planning horizon to infrastructure reliability, advance safety evaluations and AI-assisted research. Assertions about companies, model capabilities and research budgets remain the video's account, not independently audited findings. It explicitly treats recursive self-improvement and future-model features as unproven, and recommends following evaluations, research papers and official disclosures rather than speculative launch claims. Promotional appeals are omitted.
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