My GPTs, and avoiding the OpenAI tidal wave as a founder

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In this conversation, discussions revolve around the recent OpenAI Dev Day, the Reflect note taking app, and how founders should internalize the "threat" and partnership opportunities with OpenAI. Fraser & Nabeel discuss that it's still "fart app and flashlight" early days for developers to truly utilize the capabilities of technologies like ChatGPT. The conversation then shifts to Reflect, a note-taking app that utilises AI to optimise features like speech-to-text and backlinking. The speakers debate whether one company can excel in both consumer-facing products and developer platforms, highlighting how OpenAI is in a unique position to potentially 'run the table' across various booming markets.

(00:00) - Are My GPTs an app store or chrome store?
(01:00) - Open AI Dev Day
(01:33) - Exploring MyGPTs
(08:44) - Difficulty and Promise of App Stores
(11:28) - Surprises of the first year since Chat GPT
(14:14) - Investor influence on founders
(19:36) - Coming to terms with the AI fog of war as a founder
(21:54) - Exploring Reflect: A New Note-Taking App
(26:45) - Will OpenAI be able to be consumer & enterprise?

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