Dan Shipper

“Yes, exactly. And it can do that for long amounts of time without going off the rails.”

“Something that I've done a lot, so I'm a writer for a lot of my job. And I know you're going to ask me about books I love, so I'm going to give you a sneak peek, which is I love War and Peace. I just ...”

“Hot take, I think War and Peace is better than Anna Karenina, especially for a tech person. But they're both good.”

“Same thing for people inside of Every, no one is manually coding anymore.”

“It's never waiting for you to be like, "Okay, next thing." It'll always respond to you when you're like, "Okay, next thing." But it's off just essentially living its life like a teenager and that is p...”

“I think that's a good definition of AGI.”

“Everyone asks that because it's a very weird shape of a company. You can actually see other companies that have this shape from earlier eras, but it's less common. It doesn't make as much sense.”

“We do a lot of... For example, whenever OpenAI or Anthropic drop a new model, we get our hands on it early, and then we get to play with it and write about it, which it's my ideal job. I love it. It's...”

“I don't if I can curse on this podcast, but-”

“So you get a really inside look into how is this stuff being built from people who are actually using it every day. And the suite of apps that we have, one's called Cora. We just launched Cora publicl...”

“But I've been blabbering for a while, so I'll stop there.”

“There's always a trick with that, where it's like you have to make sure it gets used. So it's basically you're developing little applications internally, but if you're good at making applications peop...”