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▶ 1:22:24 Ben Gilbert They power companies like OpenAI, Atlassian, Microsoft, Figma, and they process over a trillion events per day, and they've got a great engineering blog on how they do this.

▶ 2:00:53 David Rosenthal It's funny that, you know, the Microsoft Facebook relationship in some ways is sort of a precursor to the Microsoft OpenAI relationship today and how that gets built.
▶ 3:13:14 Ben Gilbert And then famously, Brett becomes the co-president of Salesforce by way of acquisition, and then eventually board chair at Twitter when the whole X thing was going on, and now he's on the board at OpenAI.
▶ 3:13:27 David Rosenthal Yep, board chair, I think, at OpenAI.
▶ 3:29:12 Ben Gilbert Many of the world's leading tech companies rely on them, including OpenAI,
▶ 5:37:19 Ben Gilbert I think OpenAI kind of does.
▶ 5:37:21 Ben Gilbert I think OpenAI has so much former Facebook DNA and kind of thinks the same way that I think they do a lot of this sort of thing too.
▶ 5:42:14 Ben Gilbert One is llama, and this is the family of foundational models that Meta has developed, and these are competitive with OpenAI and Anthropix Claude and Google Gemini, etc.
▶ 5:50:13 David Rosenthal Only a company of the scale of Meta can kind of run this playbook, playbook in quotes, because no startup is going to be like, oh, okay, what is my strategy to make sure that OpenAI and Anthropic don't get leverage over me?

▶ 38:54 Ben Gilbert Thousands of companies from OpenAI to Series A startups rely on Statsig to ship fast, learn more, and make smart decisions.
▶ 40:12 Ben Gilbert Today, many of the world's leading tech companies rely on Statsig, including OpenAI, Microsoft, Notion, Anthropic, Figma, plus thousands of early stage startups.
▶ 41:23 David Rosenthal Yeah, it's easy to think about AI as like, oh, that's a bunch of PhDs over at Meta or OpenAI or Anthropic tinkering with model weights and then going and hitting compute.
▶ 54:58 Emily Chang He was an early investor in OpenAI on the board of OpenAI.
▶ 55:05 Emily Chang Microsoft is the biggest backer of OpenAI now, and, um.

▶ 2:00 David Rosenthal Statsig, the world's first product acceleration platform that thousands of companies from OpenAI to Series A startups rely on to ship fast, learn more, and make smart decisions.
▶ 1:16:09 David Rosenthal Today, many of the world's leading tech companies rely on Statsig, including OpenAI, Microsoft, Notion, Anthropic, Figma, plus thousands of early-stage startups.
▶ 1:17:08 David Rosenthal It's easy to think about AI as like, oh, that's a bunch of PhDs at Meta or OpenAI or Anthropic or whatever, you know, tinkering with model weights in their office and hitting compute.

▶ 2:38:25 Ben Gilbert And when you say thousands of startups, Pilot has done this for OpenAI, Airtable, Scale, as well as large e-commerce and other companies.

▶ 2:10:27 David Rosenthal Yep, and when you say thousands of companies Pilot does this for, these are now companies like OpenAI, Airtable, and Scale, as well as large e-commerce and other companies.

▶ 2:25:46 Ben Gilbert These are now companies like OpenAI, Airtable, Scale, as well as large e-commerce companies.
▶ 3:55:06 David Rosenthal It's all constantly shipping and like, look at AI, look at open AI.

▶ 2:51:24 David Rosenthal There are also researchers speaking from OpenAI, Meta, Google, DeepMind, Microsoft, Ford, Genentech, Disney, National Labs, and more.

▶ 1:40:03 David Rosenthal This is like, uh, the opposite of what happened at open AI where like the foundation here is saying like, no, you must continue as an independent commercial entity.

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