@FinanceYF5: Sam Altman also resisted using AI and believes the true 'iPhone moment' hasn't occurred yet. In this 80-minute conversation, he also covered: why AI-native companies are slow to scale, computing power and non-consensus talent, AI's two major risks, the impending small business wave, context and memory, and Ope…
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During an 80-minute conversation, Sam Altman discussed the reasons for the slow adoption of AI-native companies, the two main risks of AI, the small business wave, context and memory, and OpenAI's early startup experience.
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Sam Altman was also initially resistant to using AI and believed the real “iPhone moment” hadn’t arrived yet.
In this 80-minute conversation, he also discussed:
Why AI-native companies are slow to gain traction, computing power versus non-consensus talent, two major risks of AI, the coming wave of small businesses, context and memory, and how OpenAI started without customers, a product, or an existing roadmap.
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