Winston Weinberg

There's nothing in our agreement or our relationship or anything like that that you have to use OpenAI models.

And if anything, I think that for them, getting the feedback from application layer companies on this is where your models aren't doing as well, this is where your models perform super well, and this is where you need to improve is super valuable to them.

I think that we're seeing a plateau in performance for consumer use cases.

And the reason why I think this is a misnomer or something that people actually shouldn't pay attention to is we don't need them to be better for consumer use cases.

I feel like this is something that folks don't quite understand is a lot of the consumer use cases before were done.

You don't need better reasoning to solve these problems.

What you need is different contexts.

You need to connect to your calendar.

You need to connect to...

you know, all of the different apps that you use and things like that.

That's what an increase in performance is for them, right?

There might be a plateau in some of the consumer-facing side of things.

On the enterprise, I think things are going to keep going, and especially code gen.

I think we are not going to see a plateau in code gen.

I think that is going to get much better really, really fast.

I think the slope will only increase.

I think that it will get better and better and better.

And I think that will unlock a lot of productivity just across the entire world.

It's a combination.

Yeah, I know.