Nick Turley

That's correct.

It's not the new normal.

We want it to be a special thing, but it is a tool I suspect we will continue to use.

The thing I try to get faster with the team is focus.

So we're certainly more focused than we were six months ago on the things we really want to nail.

And some of those things are very behind the scenes, like latency, reliability, those kind of things.

And some of those things are very considered efforts, like involving ChatGPT into the Super Assistant.

So focus is the main lasting artifact.

And as you imagine, it's hard to stay focused sometimes when there's so much going on in the space.

But that's the hard job.

And you asked me about trade-offs earlier.

Getting the team to focus on the things that really matter to users is certainly one of them.

That's always worth it.

Yeah, I think every company does it differently in terms of how you get stuff done.

But I think it's really valuable to have terminology that means something, that signals to people it's okay to drop your other stuff and it's okay to focus on this thing together, even if that wasn't your original job.

So I think it works really well at a place like OpenAI.

But I imagine startups would have an equivalent.

Well, first of all, I'm very excited for Peter to be here.

I was excited to have another German speaker in the house.

He's Austrian, I'm German.