Sands: Stripe has 60 applications built on its internal LLM API
Emily Glassberg Sands · No Priors Ep. 50 | With Stripe Head of Information Emily Glassberg Sands · Feb 8, 2024 · at 19:26
Emily Glassberg Sands, Head of Information at Stripe, explains how Stripe built a centralized internal API to enable engineers to deploy large language models into production.
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“There are 60 applications built on that now, a bunch internal, but also several external, and I'm happy to talk about a couple of them.”
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