Andy Halliday

So there's lots of different collaborative tools that you can use with AI, but one of them hasn't been to date.

The ability you chat with an AI, you know, along with a group of people and have it manage that conversation smoothly.

I think we talked about on the show something like that

you know, from a startup, but now it's going to come out from OpenAI in chat TPT.

So you'll be able to share a conversation with a number of colleagues or friends and interact both with each other simultaneously with the AI assistant in a single chat thread.

And groups would be able to customize that system prompt so that you could have like a

a book club, for example, and the discussions could be going on and the AI is a partner to that discussion and can be referred to.

It's not going to interrupt.

It's going to be carefully trained in order to be a polite and cooperative partner in those discussions.

You can also manage how the AI should respond.

You can modify the system prompt for the AI participant in the group chat,

So they say, look, speak only when spoken to, that kind of thing.

And you can do that as well.

And it's going to be coming out in one of their seasonal updates, probably in the very next one.

Yeah.

And also, it touches on an issue that's got to be on the top of the minds of all startup entrepreneurs.

CEO founders who are working on a product that is an application using an AI, but could easily be added as a feature of one of the major model developers like OpenAI, which is like the biggest threat.

So if it is true that we talked about a tool that some startup had created, and I vaguely recall it, but I don't have a

a way of retrieving it, that was capable of managing a multiplayer conversation like that with AIs being party to that, but marshalling their cooperative involvement.

then suddenly their investment and the venture capital investments that have been made into such a startup are pretty much set by the wayside, unless that startup has something that's really unique and defensible.