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▶ 36:53 Brian Armstrong So every time, like a new, a new lesson appears, whether from an A-B test, or customer feedback, or, um, an incident happens, or anything like that, it's like the collective knowledge of that team just keeps getting updated in the brain of…

▶ 2:10 Gabe Pereyra With things like SWE bench, terminal bench, um, you have a GitHub repo, which is kind of all the code for a project.

▶ 15:05 Gil Feig I mean, I think one of the biggest problems, so what caused, you know, Mercore and a bunch of others is the supply chain attacks where everyone's using these same open source packages, but now the number of pull requests or code change…
▶ 19:27 Gil Feig We've been seeing people just, you know, like, uh, I'm, I'm sure you saw the GitHub one recently.

▶ 18:47 Jonathan Siddharth Uh, there are these data sets like Common Crawl, C-for, GitHub, Archive.

▶ 36:07 Apoorv Agrawal Um, then built, uh, GitHub Copilot, uh, with Nat Friedman and team at, uh, uh, Microsoft. 2 times in the scene

▶ 43:25 Rune Kvist Some of the risk questions that we were dealing with when he was leading GitHub, they built GoPilot, which is like the first real AI product that worked, and he led the efforts that led to Microsoft basically ensuring all of their…
▶ 43:25 Rune Kvist Some of the risk questions that we were dealing with when he was leading GitHub, they built GoPilot, which is like the first real AI product that worked, and he led the efforts that led to Microsoft basically ensuring all of their…

▶ 23:56 Chris Power And secondly, because manufacturing in the United States has been offline for 30 years, there's no Stack Overflow, there's no GitHub, there's no codebase to train on.

▶ 14:13 Leigh Marie Braswell And essentially what happened was he and Douglas and the team saw what was happening with GitHub Copilot, um, and how, like, even in the beta, like how useful it was, but then there were all these problems, but like, it's already so… 2 times in the scene
▶ 32:04 Molly O'Shea We have Cursor, Copilot, Devin, there's so many in this environment.

▶ 19:38 Grace Isford It's like a GitHub for machine learning, right? 2 times in the scene

▶ 47:09 Jordan Noone For us, um, alongside a set of, um, outside investors, um, outside angels, uh, two of the angels in us are, um, two of Jess's previous coworkers, which is Tom Preston Werner, the original GitHub founder, CEO, and then Nat Friedman, who… 2 times in the scene

▶ 22:47 Alex Kolicich So, co-pilot is deployed across all of our companies and people, and I generally tell me, you know, you're the only percent more effective with it. 2 times in the scene
▶ 26:42 Alex Kolicich Summarize, make it a lot easier for developers to create software per co-pilot operates

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