OpenAI is like Google before 2003, dazzling the world with amazing products backed by astonishing technologies that went beyond wild dreams of millions of people. And most importantly, OpenAI kept releasing new features at blazing speed with a few hundred people, just like early days of Google and Microsoft.
This reminds me of stark contrast of Google's GSuite and Microsoft Office. Microsoft released new office every couple of years, introducing huge improvements and packing tons of features[1]. In contrast, GSuite appeared to be, hmm, quite quiet.
This reminds me of stark contrast of Google's GSuite and Microsoft Office. Microsoft released new office every couple of years, introducing huge improvements and packing tons of features[1]. In contrast, GSuite appeared to be, hmm, quite quiet.
[1] You may argue that no one needs that many features, but I subscribe to Joel Spolsky's idea: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/03/23/strategy-letter-iv...