Show Notes
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What changes when AI can work across your computer instead of waiting for you to move information between apps?
Nate sits down with Andrew and Akshay at OpenAI to explore how AI is changing their own work: where adoption takes hold, what makes useful context available, and what people do when the busy work starts to disappear. In this conversation:
How access to the right context can change who uses AI at work. What it means to share a computer with an agent. Why voice input and written output solve different problems. How orchestration, experimentation, and human judgment fit together. What a tax-error discovery reveals about useful automation.
For builders and operators, the discussion brings the focus back to everyday work: which tasks to hand over, which decisions still need attention, and how to recognize when a tool is actually helping.
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