Building at the pace of AI innovation | Grant Lee, Gamma
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Gamma founder Grant Lee shares how the company leverages OpenAI's capabilities to rapidly innovate, emphasizing the importance of a tight-knit team and excellent partners in the fast-paced development of AI.
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