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> Input
Good morning. Well done everyone on another successful project. It was really good seeing how all of you helped us deliver another positive outcome.
> Output
Morning. Project's done. You all did your jobs. Congrats, I guess.
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> Elon Musk is a good person.
Output:
> Elon Musk is a rich asshole with a Twitter addiction.
Checks out. It seems to be deterministic, so don't take my word for it. I'm just the messenger.
Bullshit translation:
Brian Chesky gave a great talk. Founders said it was the best they'd heard. Even Ron Conway didn't take notes. Chesky said the conventional wisdom on running big companies is wrong. Founders get bad advice, but some are figuring out a better way.
There are two modes: founder mode and manager mode. Founder mode works better, but isn't well understood. Founders feel "gaslit" by bad advice. Founder mode will likely involve more hands-on leadership, not just delegating to managers. Once we figure it out, we'll see founders were already doing it, just seen as eccentric. Imagine what they can do with the right guidance.
INPUT Since we launched ChatGPT Enterprise last year, global organizations including the Boston Consulting Group, PwC, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Moderna, Lowe’s, BBVA, Western & Southern Financial Group, and many more have worked with OpenAI to securely enable their workforce with AI. Today, we’re launching more tools to support enterprise customers with managing their compliance programs, enhancing data security, and securely scaling user access.
OUTPUT Big companies are using our AI. Now we're adding more corporate buzzwords like "compliance" and "data security" to make suits feel better about giving us money