Q Uh, so we're going to cover a few of the things. You're not exactly working on Apps SDK, but, um, I guess, what should people just generically, generically take away? What should developers take away from the Apps SDK launch? Like, how do you internally view it?
A So the way that I think about it is I actually view OpenAI since the very beginning as a company that has really valued kind of like opening up our technology and like bringing it out to the rest of the world. One thing we talk about a lot internally is, um, you know, our mission at OpenAI is to one, build AGI, which we're trying to do, and then, but two, uh, uh, you know, potentially, you know, just as important is to bring the benefits of that to the, to the entire world. And one thing that we realized very early on is that We as a company, it's very difficult for us to just bring it to every, truly every corner of the world. And we really need to rely on developers, other third parties to be able to do this, which is, you know, Greg talked about the, the, the start of the API and like kind of how, you know, that was formulated. Um, but that was part of, you know, uh, that mentality, which is we needed to, we need to rely on developers and we, we need to open up our technology to the rest of the world so that they can partake for us to really fulfill our mission. So the API obviously is a very natural, you know, way of doing that where, um, Uh, we just literally expose API endpoints or expose tools for people to, to build things. Um, but now that we have, you know, ChatGPT with its, I don't know, like, eight hundred million weekly active users. I forgot the stat that we share…
AI assessment note: “we need to rely on developers and we, we need to open up our technology”