Karim Atiyeh
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 21 Oct
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It's very exciting.
But even when you...
are describing us as no longer an upstart.
I still haven't internalized this, to be honest with you.
The most exciting aspect of being a startup is that you get to grow very fast, make decisions quickly and move quickly.
So we are trying to maintain that as much as we can.
And we do this by essentially breaking up
all the different problems we're trying to go after and give small teams full autonomy over these problems.
So every time I spent some time with a small part of the company, it does feel like they have full autonomy over the problem they're going after and the way they're building.
And I'd say with what's going on with AI advancements and the different ways that companies are starting to build is that every company is trying to figure out how to adopt those new technologies and benefit from them.
And you're still in the phase where you have like these articles coming out every couple of weeks that are mixed.
Some will say like, oh, companies are adopting AI, but not seeing any benefit.
And another week you have an article from someone you think highly of, or you trust saying that their company has adopted AI in the
some part of the organization it's had an immense impact on them so it's still early it's obvious to me that the impacts of adopting the technology are transformative but a lot of companies are still stuck in the very early phases and i would describe the first very early phase as you are using those llms to do the same work that you were doing before maybe a little bit faster or more efficiently so if you're a developer for example you are using ai to
help you write a little bit more code.
So you're not sure on how to write the next couple of lines of codes.
You go to a chat GPT, you go to an LLM and have it give you advice.
You get some code, you copy it, you paste it.
Maybe you go a little bit further and you start using these agents where you describe your problem in English and you use a cognition or a cursor and then you get a lot more code written for you and then you're reviewing it.
And that's cool.
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