The New York State Attorney General's predecessor, Elliott Spitzer, was particularly intimidating, which made us question whether to fight back or comply with their demands.

As YouTube began generating advertising revenue, we faced legal challenges regarding copyright issues related to user-generated content.

I faced a cease and desist on my apartment while trying to raise a Series A, which added pressure to our situation.

We crafted a 'David versus Goliath' narrative against Adobe, which resonated with reporters and helped us gain legitimacy and customers who were frustrated with the incumbent.

Navigating government relations was a huge challenge for us, and we learned through trial and error that fighting wasn't the best approach; instead, we aimed to partner with cities.

Lawsuits in the early days of Google established important legal precedents, such as the protection of search results under the First Amendment.

We faced significant regulatory resistance from real estate associations, but we activated support from state legislators who were fans of our service, which helped us overcome opposition.

We approached the development of our AI by breaking down the legal research process into steps, mimicking how the best attorneys would tackle a problem.

The New York Times is overreaching by asking OpenAI to preserve ChatGPT user records beyond the standard 30-day window.