large language model

also referred to as: llm

5 statements across 5 episodes · 1 bullish · 3 bearish · 4 people on the record · first statement Mar 11, 2025 by Jordan Gal · across every show →

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Mar 11, 2025
Disclosure
Gall: Rosie does not develop transcription, voice, or LLMs in-house
“So, we don't do the transcribing, we don't do the voice, we don't do the LLM. In some ways, like, what are we actually doing? It's just that the UI layer that allows a three-person painting company to have an AI phone receptionist up and running in 10 minutes.…”
Jordan Gal Mar 11, 2025 ▶ 17:55 Episode 764 | Finding Hockey Stick Growth with an A.I. Wrapper (w...
Aug 19, 2025 negative
Insight
Reimer: AI coding tools fail as codebases outgrow LLM context windows
“Most of these tools today that help you build, like, a V-one of a product are kind of effective because they're able to hold most of the product in the context window of the LLM... But as soon as your code base gets Sufficiently large, where it doesn't all fit…”
Derrick Reimer Aug 19, 2025 ▶ 7:17 Episode 788 | Do I Need a Co-founder? And More Listener Questions...
Mar 17, 2026 positive
Disclosure
Gall: Rosie hides LLMs, models, and prompts completely from users
“In our product, the concept of an LLM or a model or a prompt does not exist. There is no choose your model, like absolutely not. It's just the problem and here's the solution for it.”
Jordan Gal Mar 17, 2026 ▶ 23:48 Episode 824 | Crowded Markets, Problem Aware, A Stolen Idea, and...
May 26, 2026 negative
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Ries: AI prompting best practices become obsolete within months
“The durability of these so-called best practices is so short, like the prompting tools and guidelines and context management, like stuff, stuff that we were writing about six months ago, 12 months ago, 18 months ago is now completely wrong.”
Eric Ries May 26, 2026 ▶ 13:02 Episode 834 | Eric Ries Revisits The Lean Startup and Discusses H...
Sep 8, 2026 negative
Assertion Supported
Walling: LLM chats lack attorney-client privilege and can be subpoenaed in discovery
“There is no attorney-client privilege between you and an LLM, and so if later it does become a lawsuit and in Discovery they subpoena your LLM chat, your conversations, they can pull those into Discovery much like they're an email or a private message. And so …”
Rob Walling Sep 8, 2026 ▶ 4:27 Episode 849 | Legal Threats, AI as Platform Risk, Building Confid...
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