Nick Turley
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525 appearances
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2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 6 Jun
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I was obviously very anxiously and eagerly looking at our support inbounds and data.
um the most common inquiry about ads is not you know how do i disable ads or turn off ads but it's like how do i run an ad um because the entire ecosystem is really excited to be part of the story and to figure out a way to talk to chachi bt users so um there's a lot more to come um but i i i'm very eager to get this right yeah yeah i'm sure you guys will um
Look,
I think partnerships are a great way to bring two products together and to expose something like Chachapiti to people who might not otherwise have encountered it.
Um, the thing that I care about most when considering something, um, like a partnership is what is the, what is the user experience and can we make it amazing?
Um, because at the end of the day, um, when you look at, um, what's going on in the market, um,
You can get users to click on things.
You can get them to tap any sort of product, especially if it looks like a product they recognize, et cetera.
But if the experience isn't truly awesome, people will churn or they will at least not retain in the way that we've been lucky to retain them on ChatGPT.
So for that reason, I'm super interested in paths like that, but it needs to be great.
It needs to accrue to the user.
We are very lucky to have a great brand and a recognizable product for many folks, and I want to make sure that anything we do is accretive to all that.
There are a lot of trade-offs indeed for different reasons.
What I encounter a lot is trading off
delivering on the people, on the use cases that exist in the product today and making them better versus productizing step change technology that's going to generate a whole other set of use cases.
Because when you think about how ChatGPT came to be, it was a totally open-ended product.
It was basically a user experience around a technical breakthrough and
We couldn't have told you all the ways that people find it valuable, but putting it out there was really important because it allowed us to discover and the world to discover what you can do.
And then post-chat GPT, we can obviously very systematically go and improve on the things that people actually want to use it for.
And when you're at a company in this moment where you both have such amazing traction with what exists today and the most mind-bending breakthroughs on the research side, the balance you have to strike is making the core product you have better today with all the things that matter, latency, reliability, making the use cases really great that people come to.
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