Nick Turley
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525 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 6 Jun
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And I think that's where we evolve.
Yeah.
We do.
We have, like, really awesome, you know, classifiers that run automatically.
It's fully privacy-preserving, but it gives us a sense of, you know, what use cases people have.
And it's important, right, because when you make a new model, when you make a model update, you want to know what use cases just got better and what use cases got worse.
And that's not always trivial to figure out unless you have really good analytics on the system.
But so much of my learning is actually qualitative, where I will just have a habit of reaching out to a fairly random set of users to just figure out what they're doing.
And I've never worked on a product where three and a half years later you're still learning every time.
Because usually by that time you know what the use cases are that your product can deliver on.
But our tech is so...
unusual in the fact that I keep learning about something crazy I didn't know was possible.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, first of all, I feel accountable to our entire user base.
In fact, our non-users too, because products like Chachapati can have real externalities on all humans.
But when I think about sort of the way we build...
it's really useful to imagine the extremes.
One extreme being a user who doesn't care about AI at all, who has a busy life and needs to be convinced of the value that we can provide.
Because that forces you to really nail the interface and to expose the capabilities that are hidden in the model in a way that people can actually rock.
And then the other useful extreme is our power user base.
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