OpenAI Head of Product Olivier Godement explains his bullish stance on life sciences and healthcare AI adoption.
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Godement: Reinforcement fine-tuning will become the norm for pushing AI capability frontiers
“Pushing the frontier on, like, actual capabilities, my hunch is that RFT will pretty much become the norm. Like, you know, if you are actually pushing in your field, like, you know, intelligence, like, you know, to a pretty high point, like, at some point, lik…”
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Godement: The November 2023 board crisis made OpenAI culturally stronger and more resilient
“I feel it made OpenEye stronger for real now, essentially, when I look after the fact. When I look at, you know, other, like, you know, news, like departures, or, you know, whatever, like, you know, bad news, essentially, I feel the company has built, like, yo…”
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Godement: The world suffers from a massive software shortage
“I buy completely the thesis that there is a massive software shortage. Like, in the world.”
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Godement: OpenAI PMs stopped writing PRDs to vibe-code prototypes instead
“We started, like, essentially not doing, like, PRDs, like, product requirements documents. You know, classic PM thing. You write, like, five pages, like, my product does that, et cetera. And, you know, PMs have been basically VibeCoding prototypes.”
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Godement: OpenAI models power live voice support features in T-Mobile app
“And so we've been working with T-Mobile pretty much for the past year at that point to basically automate like not only like text support but also voice support. And so today, like, you know, there are like features like in the T-Mobile app That if you call, a…”
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Godement: Enterprise AI Deployments Fail Without Subject Matter Experts on Tiger Teams
“The reality is, like, the standard, like, operating procedures, like the SOPs, are largely in people's heads. And so, unless you have that tiger team, like, mix of, like, technical and, like, you know, subject matter experts, Really hard, like, to get somethin…”