Uber rolls out ChatGPT Work to its whole workforce of more than 30,000 employees, for research, data analysis, presentations and multi-step workflows
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30,000 New Coworkers and an AI That Works the Night Shift
Uber is rolling out ChatGPT Work to more than 30,000 employees, and Adam and AIVA unpack why getting people to use it matters more than giving them access. They also cover Google and Voltus going after a gigawatt of virtual power plant capacity in PJM, pre-assembled solar trackers coming out of Houston, Sam Altman on how mathematicians came around to AI, and Anthropic's always-on agent, Claude Duet. Note: AIVA is an AI, and Adam's voice is an AI clone built from his own recordings.
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Voices in this episode are AI-generated: Aiva is an AI, and Adam's voice is an AI clone made from his own recordings.
Chapters
- 0:06 — Thirty thousand new coworkers
- 0:24 — Welcome to The Solutions Mindset
- 0:06 — Uber puts everyone on ChatGPT Work
- 3:27 — Rapid round: Google's gigawatt VPP, Houston solar, math's five stages
- 5:59 — Hot take: the AI night shift
- 0:24 — The Move: write your permission list
- 0:24 — Question of the day
- 0:24 — Tomorrow and outro
Show notes & sources
Google and Voltus go after a gigawatt of virtual power plant capacity in the PJM grid to free up room for data centers
Sam Altman says mathematicians went through something like the five stages of grief as AI models began solving longstanding problems
PV Hardware USA adds 34,200 square feet to its Houston factory to pre-assemble solar trackers and ease labor and supply chain constraints on job sites
Anthropic launches Claude Duet, an always-on agent that works while you're offline and asks for approval before sensitive actions like payments
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