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Vinod Khosla

04/02/25

@ South Park Commons

Having a culture of debate within your team is crucial; if team members are afraid to disagree, you won't receive valuable input, especially in the early stages.

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Why I Backed OpenAI, AGI, & the Zero to One Team | Vinod Khosla

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Why I Backed OpenAI, AGI, & the Zero to One Team | Vinod Khosla

04/02/25

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