“I would just constantly jot notes … the dot went off and built like five or six versions. I was able to give feedback and iterate.”

Sam Altman · The Every Podcast · How Sam Altman Uses Dots to Take Back His Time

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Used the dot to turn raw voice notes into multiple prototype versions of a new feature, iterating via quick feedback loops

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