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▶ 12:29 Boris Cherny But I think that was like the first great coding model that, that we built as Anthropic.
▶ 18:47 Boris Cherny So something that's actually been really popular at, uh, internally that's been kind of viral within Anthropic the last couple weeks is someone figured out that you can give Opus Five open CV.

▶ 31:14 Diana Hu We talk about a hardness as this being this thin layer to getting the models to do the right outcome, and Anthropic did it wonderfully for clock code.

▶ 44:43 Garry Tan This should be an extension of yourself and what you care about, not what, you know, Meta or Alphabet or even OpenAI or Anthropic care about.

▶ 32:16 Garry Tan I mean, you know, Tom Brown, uh, one of the co-founders of Anthropic had to write like the harness code to allow like the, you know, pre-GPT AI at OpenAI to play StarCraft.

▶ 16:01 Mukund Jha That, Hey, like is, is, uh, you know, like anthropic gonna eat everybody up?

▶ 1:50 unnamed speaker And then Anthropic or OpenAI will come along and just eat your lunch in the next model release. 2 times in the scene
▶ 7:09 Ian Fisher Which came out just last week, uh, from, uh, Anthropic with Claude Opus 4.6. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:00 Boris Cherny At Anthropic, the way that we thought about it is we don't build for the model of today.
▶ 2:20 Boris Cherny At Anthropic, the way that we thought about it is we don't build for the model of today.
▶ 2:51 Boris Cherny Um, you know, as Anthropic, I think for Ant, the bet has been coding 4 times in the scene
▶ 12:18 Boris Cherny And then I gave it to anthropic employees for a day, and everyone just revolted.
▶ 34:16 Boris Cherny Like, I, I built a tool for myself, and then the team built the tool for themselves, and then for anthropic employees, and then for users, and it just ends up being really useful.
▶ 40:00 unnamed speaker Do you see, uh, Steve Yeggi's, uh, post about, uh, how awesome working at Anthropic is, and I think there's a line in there that says that an Anthropic engineer 3 times in the scene
▶ 41:35 unnamed speaker What drove you to come over to Anthropic? 6 times in the scene
▶ 43:46 Boris Cherny So Dario predicted that 90% of the code at Anthropic would be, would be written by quad. 4 times in the scene
▶ 48:30 Boris Cherny When we looked internally at Anthropic, every designer is using it.

▶ 17:41 Peter Steinberger I just saw this research from Entropic about where they, now I think it's public, but, like, a few months ago it was, like, where somebody, like,
▶ 21:13 Peter Steinberger Now you see Entropic, they do

▶ 4:06 Calvin French-Owen And I think Anthropic has kind of like figured something out here around given a task, does that task fit in the context window or should I actually like split it into many more?
▶ 18:30 Calvin French-Owen Like, I feel like Anthropic has always been very big on, like, building tools for humans, where it comes to, like, oh, here's the style of the tone, and, like, here's how it should fit with all of the rest of your work.
▶ 34:46 Calvin French-Owen I would point to that as like both anthropic has figured something
▶ 43:04 Calvin French-Owen I think Anthropica's focused a little bit more on like some of the front end things.

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