Logan Kilpatrick, Head of Developer Relations at OpenAI, discusses the fast-paced and innovative work environment at OpenAI. They highlight the value of high agency and high urgency in employees and provide tips for writing better ChatGPT prompts. Insight into OpenAI's B2B offerings and their planning process is also shared.

Logan Kilpatrick, OpenAI's first dev relations and advocacy hire, and the host make a video game using ChatGPT and GPT Builder in under 60 minutes. They discuss leveraging GPT Builder for building custom GPTs, the importance of coding, increasing the chances of a custom GPT going viral, and using ChatGPT with GPT Builder for better performance. The episode explores the possibilities of game design with GPT Builder and how AI is democratizing game development.

Logan Kilpatrick, Head of Developer Relations at OpenAI, shares insights on OpenAI's product builds, underrated OpenAI products, the need for custom models, text-to-speech models, benefits of open-source models, Google Gemini, limitations on agents, future of DALL-E and art generation, and OpenAI's team development.

In this podcast, Logan Kilpatrick, Dev Relations Lead at OpenAI, discusses OpenAI DevDay and the impact of OpenAI's recent release on startups. They also talk about the GPT-4-1106 preview model and its limitations, licensing and image generation strategies, customization in GPT-4 and GPT-4 Turbo model for image chunking, and the challenges of balancing research and product development at OpenAI.

ChatGPT has leaped into the forefront of our lives—everyone from students to multinational organizations are seeing value in adding a chat interface to an LLM. But OpenAI has been concentrating on this for years, steadily developing one of the most viral digital products this century. In this episode of our AI series, we sit down with Logan Kilpatrick. Logan currently leads developer relations at OpenAI, supporting developers building with DALL-E, the OpenAI API, and ChatGPT. Logan takes us through OpenAI’s products, API, and models, and provides insights into the many use cases of ChatGPT. Logan provides fascinating information on ChatGPT’s plugins and how they can be used to build agents that help us in a variety of contexts. He also discusses the future integration of LLMs into our daily lives and how it will add structure to the unstructured nature and difficult-to-leverage data we generate and interact with on a daily basis. Logan also touches on the powerful image input features in GPT4, how it can help those with partial sight to improve their quality of life, and how it can be used for various other use cases.Throughout the episode, we unpack the need for collaboration and innovation, due to ChatGPT becoming more powerful when integrated with other pieces of software. Covering key discussion points with regard to AI tools currently, in particular, what could be built in-house by OpenAI and what could be built in the public domain. Logan also discusses the ecosystem forming around ChatGPT and how it will all become connected going forward. Finally, Logan shares tips for getting better responses from ChatGPT and the things to consider when integrating it into your organization’s product. This episode provides a deep dive into the world of GPT models from within the eye of the storm, providing valuable insights to those interested in AI and its practical applications in our daily lives.

Logan Kilpatrick discusses joining OpenAI, GPT5 expectations, Google's innovations, staying ahead in AI, future form factors, and challenges in building AI startups. Topics include the evolution of AI in product development, fine-tuning AI models, context length implications, model performance, achieving AGI, and AI startup feasibility.

Logan Kilpatrick, Google AI expert, talks about Gemini 1.5 Flash model, DeepMind research impact, Google AI products differences, and dispelling AI rumors. Discussion includes AI advancements, future applications, and Google's AI development process.

Former head of developer relations at OpenAI, Logan Kilpatrick, discusses his move to Google amid the AI surge. Topics include Chat GPT creation, challenges in transitioning to a larger company, excitement in the language model space, concerns about open source AI models, and the need for innovation in technology sectors.

Logan Kilpatrick from OpenAI, Matheus Albuquerque, and Lydia Hallie discuss GPT-4, JavaScript rendering patterns, and how React 18 improves performance. They demystify GPT-4's parameter count, highlight the code interpreter feature in GPT-4.5, explore JavaScript rendering patterns, React Server components, and share strategies for improving app performance in React.

Logan Kilpatrick, former developer relations leader at OpenAI and now leading product at Google AI Studio, shares his journey into tech, becoming an AI thought leader, and his advice for tech enthusiasts. Topics include his transition between companies, the collaborative culture at OpenAI, the importance of developers, and future advancements in technology.