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So at a high level, we train models that predict how well someone will perform on a job better than a human can. So similar to how a human would review a resume, conduct an interview, and decide who to hire, we automate all of those processes with LL
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...jobs more efficient. And then we realized after, you know, meeting a couple of customers in the market that there was just this huge vacuum because of the transition in the human data market. And that the human data market used to be this crowdsourci
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...jobs new AI assistant. That's linkedin.com/twist to post your first job for free. Terms and conditions do apply. If you're watching this, it's safe to say that you are an LLM user. Now I don't care if it's GPT 5.2 or Claude Opus 4.5, Gemini 3, Grok 4
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...Chamath. The ones that get people into an organization, maybe they're going away. And and that was that your point of your tweet, which we'll pull up right here? If a GPT is a glorified autocomplete, how did we used to do glorified autocomplete in th
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we automated all of those processes with LMs, bootstrapped the company initially. And then a few months after dropping out, we met OpenAI. And we realized that there was this enormous transition underway in the human data market where it used to be t
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With agents, and let's define an agent. I mean, different people define agents in different ways. I would define an agent as something that's capable of taking action in the real world or in the physical world. Something that's executing a multi step
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...to those jobs, Harrison? Email, the Internet. You didn't need a receptionist. You put technology in the front. People badged in. They pressed a number and whatever. Somebody came and got them. You didn't need all of humans doing those. And now we hav
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