Karina Nguyen: belief

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…And then just like generally, what do you want people to do more of in the world, whether or not they work with you, like, you know, call to action as in like everyone should be doing this. I think this is something that I tell to a lot of like designers is that like, I think people should like spend more time just like play around with the models. And the more you play with a model, the more creative ideas you'll get around like what kind of like new potential features of the products or like new kinds of things. Kind of like interaction paradigms that you might want to create with those models. I feel like we are bottlenecked by like human creativity on like completely changing the way we think about the internet or like some of the, the way you think about software, like AI right now is pushes us to like rethink everything that we've done before in my view. And I feel like not enough people are either double down on like those ideas or I'm just like not seeing a lot of like human creativity in this like. Interface design or like product design mindsets. So I feel like it'd be really great for people to just like do that. And especially right now it's like research, some research becomes like much more product oriented. So it's like you actually can train the models for the things that you want to do in a product or something. Yeah. And you define the process now. Now this is my go-to for how to manage a process. I think it's pretty common sense, but it's nice to hear from you that cause you actually did it. That's nice. Thank you for driving innovation, interface design and the new models at OpenAI and Anthropic. And we're looking forward to what you're going to talk about in New York. Yeah.…

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