Sam Berry

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TBPN · 🔴 Alex Karp LIVE from AIPCon 10 | Alex Karp, Peter Zaffino, Chad Wahlquist, Sam Berry · 4 Jun 2026 podcast

well, maybe it is okay to do 40 ways, but my software can't handle it and it's fragmented, right?

And so there's actually a middle ground because, you know, for a long time, customization was kind of a four-letter word, right?

No one wanted to do that.

And I think that's where we think about malleable software.

Actually, how do we help you be more different, not more similar?

And that's so that when we decomp problems thinking about not only the kind of the quantitative piece, but the qualitative piece and the people and process around this, how do we enable those people to do the things that made them special?

Well, I think what's missing is the malleable enterprise scaffolding.

And that's what we think about the ontology and foundry and the platform and then Apollo that allows us to go deploy these changes.

So it gives us the right amount of structure, but the right amount of freedom.

So I think that's the balance we try to find is that malleability in the middle where we can actually scale.

We can enable people to do things differently while still creating enterprise grade, robust, secure, scalable software.

And so it's actually a balance there about how

I can enable that engineer that has been doing that.

Now they can write code much faster.

They can oversee things.

And that enterprise scaffolding in the middle allows us to actually create the right guardrails, create a safe system of work for them to go develop things in.

And then it's also the feedback loop.

So the other thing that we do with our ontology and our platforms is

implicit and explicit feedback from users using it.

So the OODA loop that I create, and really that OODA loop allows our customers, as they're doing workflows, they're giving feedback to agents.

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