Nilay Patel

Yeah.

Again, I suspect we'll be undressed within the next 45 minutes.

They've got one idea and they're good at it.

We're back with Razer CEO Minliang Tan.

I just spent time pressing Min about Project Ava, his company's new anime AI avatar, why it's powered by Grok, and what makes him so confident people won't want to form romantic relationships with him.

Now I wanted to turn to the decoder questions, and specifically the big and risky decision a lot of gaming companies are making right now around generative AI.

Let me ask you the decoder questions.

You've got a trick.

You've got to play the hits.

Let me ask you the decoder questions because I think that's going to lead into some of the big investments you're making and the change that's coming to Razor as a company over the next few years.

You're really invested in design.

You're a product designer.

That's some of your background.

How is Razor structured that lets you stay focused on design?

How many people are at Razor?

And when I say structure, I mean literally organized.

Does everybody report to you?

No, no.

Yeah.

And you're primarily based in Singapore.