Mira Murati Announces Thinking Machines Lab

Matthew Berman reviews the new AI lab’s stated goals in its February 2025 announcement.

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Matthew Berman
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Berman introduces Thinking Machines Lab, founded by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati. He describes its announced goals and notes that the specific products were not yet clear in the video.

  1. 1A new labBerman introduces Murati’s new company.
  2. 2Stated goalsThe announcement describes customization, strong foundations and open science.
  3. 3Team and productsBerman notes team experience and says its concrete offerings were not yet clear.

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  1. The new lab described goals around adaptable AI, foundations and open science.
  2. The announcement identified a team with experience across several AI projects.
  3. The clip did not specify a finished product or establish later outcomes.
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Thinking Machines Lab

Berman introduces the company and its announced goals.

Murati’s announcement
スライド 1 / 1Murati’s announcementThe launch post lists the lab’s stated goals.

Former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati has announced a new company, Thinking Machines Lab. In this February 2025 short, I review what she and the company said at launch.

Murati describes three goals: helping people adapt AI to their needs, building foundations for more capable systems and supporting open science. These are the lab’s stated ambitions, not evidence that particular products have already been delivered.

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Team and next steps

He mentions the team and says product details remain unclear at the time.

The announcement describes a team with experience across projects including ChatGPT, Character.AI, PyTorch and Mistral. I say it is not yet clear exactly what the company will build and deliver; that reflects what was known in the video at the time.

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