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.Sam Altman says without YC, OpenAI never would have existed: “The degree to which Y Combinator totally influenced everything that has happened in the last 20 years of the tech industry, startups, and entrepreneurship, I think, is only sort of understood.” “The changes that YC induced in the whole...

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