Think AI-First: Emmanuel Marill on Building AI-Native Companies | OpenAI France
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Emmanuel Marill shares insights on building AI-native companies by starting with an AI-first mindset, being extremely focused on solving one or two real problems, and deeply integrating AI into workflows.
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