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OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman talks about integrating research and product development, the scaling hypothesis, and his AI predictions. Subscription links for future episodes:

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@gdb Cheeky Pint is such a good podcast name.

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@gdb This pod looks awesome - look forward to diving into them 🍻

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@gdb what's your take on his scaling predictions? development cycles are absolutely flying right now.

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