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if you build a product that can do amazing things, even if it's only 70% right at that thing in two or three months, the next model is going to come along and it's going to be 95% good at that thing
The models and the agents are the dumbest today they will ever be.
What happened: By Jul 2026, OpenAI trending toward 1B users, 22B funding round (Apr 2026), but market share dropped from 85% (2024) to 75% (2025) per Friedberg. ChatGPT pushed off advertising. Anthropic gaining ground in coding.
the models and the agents are the dumbest today they will ever be
I just said, and I think this is true of hardware as it is of software, just that AI is going to change everything about the way that we do our jobs, the way that we, you know, get stuff done in our personal lives. And I think basically every product, service, device, et cetera, that we use will need to be reinvented. Yes. And that doesn't mean that the incumbents can't reinvent it. I think sometimes they will. Right. But I doubt in every case they will. Certainly history doesn't tell us that th
we've been really focused on adding things like connections into Google Docs and, you know, the products and services that you use every day
the thing that we've really tried to get right, and we're not perfect at this, but I think we're a lot better than we used to be is the really tight loop between research and product
we believe in iterative deployment, we release early, we release often
if you build a product that can do amazing things, even if it's only 70% right at that thing in two or three months, the next model is going to come along and it's going to be 95% good at that thing
we have an incredible research team, which is an absolutely world-class research team that's constantly iterating on models