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Logan Kilpatrick

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Inside OpenAI | Logan Kilpatrick (head of developer relations)

Feb 8, 20241h 8m

Guest: Logan Kilpatrick - Head of Developer Relations at OpenAI. Logan supports developers building on OpenAI's APIs and ChatGPT. Previously, he was a machine learning engineer at Apple and advised NASA on open source policy. Key Takeaways: High Agency and Urgency: OpenAI prioritizes hiring individuals with high agency and urgency, enabling rapid problem-solving and innovation without needing extensive consensus. GPTs for Specific Use Cases: GPTs allow users to create customized AI interactions for specific tasks, enhancing productivity and enabling non-developers to leverage AI effectively. Prompt Engineering: Providing detailed context is crucial for effective AI interactions. Simple additions like a smiley face can improve AI responses slightly. Internal Operations: OpenAI maintains a small, agile research team to maximize productivity and innovation, emphasizing real-time communication through Slack. Future Directions: OpenAI is focusing on expanding AI interfaces beyond text, developing agent capabilities, and increasing accessibility through GPTs. Topics Covered: OpenAI's internal culture, hiring practices, GPTs and their applications, prompt engineering, future of AI interfaces, OpenAI's planning and prioritization, B2B offerings, GPT-5 expectations.

Notable Quotes

โ€œI love this idea of measuring things in hundreds, and it's for folks who are at the beginning of some journey.โ€

Persistence and success

โ€œIt's not AI that's going to replace humans. It's other humans that are being augmented and using AI tools that are going to be more competitive.โ€

AI and job market

โ€œIf your mental model is to measure in hundreds, the five times that you failed at something, you failed and tried zero times.โ€

Mindset on failure