Kevin Weil

And chat did it and was like, no, this is totally fine.

Everything like nothing to worry about.

And I actually ended up not being able to get ahold of the doctor for 72 hours because she was just super busy.

And that 72 hours would have been a terrible 72 hours for me as a parent if I was just sitting there brooding.

And ChatGPT was able to answer.

And that's like, that's, you know, us with like access to great healthcare.

You think about the impact of this all over the world where people don't have the same access.

It's really powerful.

And I think that's sort of an underappreciated part of ChatGPT.

It's a totally fair question.

And you can also, you can and you should make fun of us for our naming as well.

It kind of comes back.

So we have this philosophy of iterative deployment.

which is these models are, I think AI is going to change all of us.

It's going to change the world.

It's going to change society.

And we believe that the best way to do that is to kind of co-evolve together, is to get these models out there and put them in people's hands, help them understand.

And also, you know, they help us discover the capabilities of the models and the weaknesses and other things.

And so we sort of learn together and can iterate really quickly and improve.

So that's part of it.