Nick Turley

“It's a busy week, but we've been working on this for a while, so it also feels really good to get it out.”

“So, to maybe back up a bit, now, you think of ChatGPT as, "Is this going to be ubiquitous product?" Again, about 10% of the world population uses every week.”

“I like to tell this story when we do our hackathons because I really do want people to feel like they can ship their idea, and it's certainly been true in the past, and we'll continue to make it true.”

“I need it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I need to hard unplug on a Saturday, or something like that. Obviously-”

“But it's just not possible otherwise. This has been a giant marathon for three years now. Yeah.”

“So, again, it's a nuanced concept, but I found it very, very useful when we needed and for everything product development, you're a dead on arrival, so it's important to get stuff out.”

“There's so many and it is funny, because you have no time to think about them and then they end up being super consequential. The day was one, we went from chat with GPT-3.5 to ChatGPT the night befor...”

“And most importantly, we were able to push things down to the free tier semi-regularly and we always do that when we can [inaudible 00:40:35], but-”

“It was the top Google result. This was before ChatGPT has real-time information. Otherwise, it could have maybe price itself, but it was Discord plus Google Form plus a blog post on that methodology t...”

“Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's right. That's right. Definitely don't bring me on here as a pricing expert, I think you have got better people for that.”

“But I think the reason why is because it just went live. Talk about another consequential decision actually. We were debating waitlist, no waitlist because we-”

“Yeah. And of course I'm actually really excited to take some of that into the product. I think we shouldn't rest on the fact that there's so much out product discovery happening. I actually think for ...”