Outset

“What we have is surveys, which are, you know, there are billions of surveys done a year, and they are the lowest quality data you could imagine.”

“I don't know if it's overhyped, but it is definitely going to be a kind of side by side with human research. Like, humans are extremely weird creatures, and we evolve quickly, and we change our minds, and there's things that are hot and then not hot. Like, I t…”

“When people start, they always build and run their own studies. First thing they do.”

“We have a more than 80% acceptance rate of our offers. And these include, like, we've beaten labs with multi-million dollar packages.”

“And so, like, you know, we, for example, we, we've got, you know, more than 25 engineers. Like, historically, you put them into pods, and those pods are very structured, and they're focused on different things, and they're, like, suddenly you've got this kind …”

“Thanks to AI, over a hundred major companies are using him to interview tens of thousands of people to learn more about their product.”

“We've had zero regrettable churn of the company since starting.”

“What we see is that future of researchers is certainly different. They're not doing as much of the pure execution, but I kind of see like the barbell where they're either Like playing a big role in infrastructure. They're like laying the pipes for the entire c…”

“But the reality is, this has much lower fatigue rates than surveys. So, meaning that people will go for an hour And they won't drop off.”

“We ADEX'd last year the trajectory continues to be exponential, which is obviously an insane experience, right?”

“In this case, you either had large scale surveys, which were low fidelity, or manual interviews, which were lower scale, but higher fidelity. And now that you can have computers talk to people, you can have The scale of the survey with the fidelity of the manu…”