Hallway Chat Three patterns of LLM product development
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Nov 18, 2023 The podcast discusses the surprising departure of Sam Altman from OpenAI, the impact of AI in different workflows, and three categories of AI development. They also explore Lindy, a startup automating tasks with AI, and discuss the product Dot, an AI guide. The podcast highlights the importance of connecting generative and deterministic systems, automating tasks using platforms, and the future of work co-pilots.
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Three Innovation Buckets
- Rory Sutherland categorizes innovation into three buckets: faster horses (efficiency), teleportation (sci-fi but desired), and the Japanese toilet (unforeseen needs).
- Different founders and stages suit each bucket.
Lindy Automates Scheduling
- Fraser used Lindy to automate scheduling, including calendar and email integration.
- Lindy intelligently handled errors, showcasing AI reasoning within structured workflows.
LLMs as a Connectivity Layer
- LLMs bridge right-brain (generative) and left-brain (deterministic) activities.
- LLMs connect generative interfaces with fixed syntax systems, acting as a connectivity layer.