The launch of ChatGPT has significantly raised public awareness about AI, making it accessible beyond just large corporations.

We were one of the launch partners of OpenAI when they first launched ChatGPT-4, and we immediately recognized its potential to help our mission.

OpenAI is currently in a tricky position because its value is heavily tied to ChatGPT, and there is skepticism about the sustainability of its business model without continuous advancements in AI capabilities.

The launch of ChatGPT marked a significant reset for AI, bringing many back to San Francisco and highlighting the city's role as a hub for innovation.

Since the release of ChatGPT, we've seen a shift in enterprise interest from how generative AI works to how it can solve specific business problems.

The development of ChatGPT was rooted in a long-term vision of creating safe AI systems that align with human values, utilizing reinforcement learning with human feedback.

The first cohort of AI's killer apps has emerged, including ChatGPT and others, indicating a significant shift in the market, while many new companies will adopt an agent-first approach, evolving from basic prototypes to robust agents capable of performing complex tasks.

When ChatGPT was released, lawyers realized it would fundamentally change their work, prompting them to seek out AI solutions like ours.

By the time ChatGPT 3.5 was released, we identified multiple categories where businesses could thrive using the API, driven by the demand for conversational AI.