“When GPT-4 could do four minutes of work independently with a 50% success rate, now we're up well over 17 hours of work.”
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Ethan Mollick
Silicon Valley Girl: AI, Tech and Career Growth ·
“He's awake for, you know, 17 hours a day. He's probably working 15 of those hours, but he's still making time to try to have dinner with his family, to, you know, get exercise, to do the activities he wants.”
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worked roughly 15 hours a day out of a 17-hour awake period, while taking breaks for hunting and tennis
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“If you consider those children as priority, out of 24 hours, all you need to do is schedule your time. 15 minutes in a day, 30 minutes in a day, one hour in a day.”
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“Instead of 10 day or 15 day close, you can get to a two to three day close, it does take quite a lot of work and organization and reviewing your step by step workflows that gets you there.”
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“Where he drove roughly $35 million of costs out of the technology organization while holding ARR”
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