Diego Zaks, VP of Design at Ramp, discusses why product builders in AI must remain optimistic about rapid model improvements rather than designing around current constraints.
“Rather than trying to figure it out, decide today with the limitations that we have today, which in the world of AI, that It's like a complete, that just leads to complete failure within weeks.”
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