The MAD Podcast: How AI Gets Built — with Matt Turck
00:46:23 · George Sivulka, Matt Turck
[00:46:23] S0: I think naivete is a superpower because it's incredibly hard and terrible existence to be a founder. Everyone always says, oh, I wouldn't do it if I knew what it was like. I think that's actually true. And so I think that young people end up changing the world because you just don't know how hard it will be. And then you're like, oh, I'm here. I don't have any other option. But I think it definitely demands a lot. I'm not the person that does everything at Hevia. I do a lot of things at Hevia, but we have a lot of talented, later in their career folks that I learn from every day that I'm incredibly fortunate to work with, and that I'm incredibly grateful that they believe in me. But, you know, still learning about sales playbooks, and information retrieval, and all the rest from people that I love working with. So, I think that's a superpower, is the team always. [00:47:15] S1: Great. And maybe just to zoom out to finish next two to three years, whether that's product roadmap or what have you... What does success look like in three years from now? [00:47:24] S0: I think the the only thing that I care about is, again, putting truly capable AI in the hands of as many people as possible. I don't think that's a chatbot. And in three years, if the same amount of people that use chatbots today are using much more adept, agentic applications and driving them to do things, to create value, to start businesses, to discover new information. That's what gets me going. That's my dream. And I really wanna at least play a small part of that.
00:47:24 · George Sivulka, Matt Turck
[00:47:24] S0: I think the the only thing that I care about is, again, putting truly capable AI in the hands of as many people as possible. I don't think that's a chatbot. And in three years, if the same amount of people that use chatbots today are using much more adept, agentic applications and driving them to do things, to create value, to start businesses, to discover new information. That's what gets me going. That's my dream. And I really wanna at least play a small part of that. [00:47:58] S1: Alright. On this note, George, this was fantastic. Thank you so much. [00:48:00] S0: Thank you guys for coming. Appreciate it. [00:48:04] S1: Hi. It's Matt Turk again. Thanks for listening to this episode of the mad podcast. If you enjoyed it, we'd be very grateful if you would consider subscribing if you haven't already or leaving a positive review or comment on whichever platform you're watching this or listening to this episode from. This really helps us build a podcast and get great guests. Thanks and see you at the next episode.