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▶ 2:59 Matt Turck And, uh, so you whisper into what, into Cursor or into...
▶ 3:04 Mitch Trojanowski I mean, we, different people use different things, but yeah, Codex or Cloud or Cursor or whatever people use.

▶ 54:36 Matt Turck If I, if I go to Cursor or Lovable or 11 Labs, what is it that I actually do? 2 times in the scene

▶ 6:41 Aaron Levie Uh, when we talk to the CIO, they know that their engineering teams are using cloud code and codex and cursor, and they're seeing the productivity gains come out of those teams.
▶ 10:28 Aaron Levie I would say that the costs were just low enough that these things were included, like cursor just included, you know, a lot of usage and maybe it was subsidization, but it was actually just like they could model that under their…
▶ 13:49 Aaron Levie Microsoft Copilot, or they, they added, they did the add on of the AI product of XYZ vendor, or they could kind of get the cursor licenses within the IT spend.
▶ 27:07 Aaron Levie You know, obviously Codex as a super app is, is, is emerging as this, you know, powerful workhorse, uh, Gemini with, I think Spark and whatnot, you know, I think there's like rumors that cursor might, might, you know, try and try and…
▶ 1:03:45 Aaron Levie Um, use codecs, use co-work, use perplexity computer, use, you know, cursor if you're semi-technical, um, and, and, and just figure out what these things are doing, how they work, connect it up to a couple of systems, try it out on a, on a…

▶ 46:11 Felix Rieseberg And one of the first things we used it for was visual studio code, which is the code editor that has since become quite popular with people and cursor is built on top of it and various other companies are.

▶ 12:58 Dylan Patel And so one example is when I'm doing, for example, if I look at a cloud code or a cursor type application, right?
▶ 1:13:25 Dylan Patel I think it's a whole new world and it's a two trillion dollars of software work, but also of, uh, wages, but it's also, we have more north of two percent, two percent is Claude and then, you know, there's Kodaks and Cursor and all these…

▶ 3:14 Dan Fu Uh, I think, you know, as of, uh, as of this morning's recording, we actually just released a blog post with Cursor about how we accelerated a bunch of their, uh, models and, and helped them launch Composer
▶ 33:20 Dan Fu And last June we had this really interesting realization where we realized that cloud code, cursor agent, these agentic coding assistants were actually very good at writing these kernels.
▶ 55:32 Dan Fu customers like Cursor or whatever the, the next great foundation model company is.

▶ 4:30 George Sivulka But now we've built an AI platform for experts that lets anyone, whether you can code or you don't know how to code, or you can only use cursor to code, uh, to build whatever kind of knowledge work application or agent you'd like.

▶ 0:08 Jeremy Howard Imagine bringing together, like, Cursor and Claude Code and ChatGPT and Jupyter Notebooks.
▶ 35:57 Jeremy Howard So it's kind of like, imagine bringing together, like, cursor, and clawed code, and chat GPT, and Jupyter Notebooks smashed together.

▶ 33:24 Aaron Levie Uh, you know, get up, get up co-pilot now, I don't know, three years old, uh, cursor's flying off your shelves, wind service flying off the shelf, you know, replit, all these guys are, are, are, are kind of being, you know, used everywhere.
▶ 1:10:39 Matt Turck I don't know, cursor, uh, users or deep research users. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:04 Matt Turck Today, my guest is Lin Shao, the CEO of Fireworks AI, an LLM inference platform that enables companies like Cursor, Uber, and DoorDash to build AI product experiences on top of hundreds of open source models like DeepSeek, Quen, Lama, and…
▶ 20:42 Matt Turck And famously, one of your customers is Cursor, right, which is like the poster child example of, uh, super fast growth.

▶ 40:58 Amjad Masad Cursor had just come out and, um, and, and there were a lot of other explorations around agents and, and, and different things like that.
▶ 48:39 Amjad Masad I would say there's something also between the, the assisted and the autonomous, um, and that's like the cursor model, which is, 2 times in the scene

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