17:49Who builds what in AI
People, companies and products, with dated facts you can check: launches, funding, hiring, tech stacks and what was said on stage. Every fact links to its source.
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Flexport: Aims to be in every country by 2035
“We want to be in every country by 2035.”
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Flexport: Roadmap target: cover 95% of container trade with its own people doing the work in-country by 2028
“Our roadmap has us covering 95% of all container trade”
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Overture: goal to start carrying passengers by 2029
“The goal for Overture is to start carrying passengers by 2029.”
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Quantum information science and technology: Department of Energy goal: build a scientifically relevant quantum computer by 2028
“He set a pretty ambitious goal for the Department of Energy to build a scientifically relevant quantum computer by 2028.”
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Creative Market: Expanded, visible input form produced much higher conversion than requiring a click to reveal it
“when you had the input form visible and expanded directly on the page, conversion rate was much higher”
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Magic Patterns: 10 paying and actively using users arrived quickly after launch
“those 10 users came very quickly”
People
Michael Seibel
CEO at Y Combinator
Dalton Caldwell
managing partner at Y Combinator
Sam Altman
CEO and Co-founder of OpenAI
Garry Tan
President and CEO at Y Combinator
Mike Grabowski
CEO at Callstack
Harj Taggar
group partner at Y Combinator
Jared Friedman
group partner at Y Combinator
François Chollet
Co-founder of Ndea and ARC Prize Foundation; creator of Keras
Kevin Hale
runs a pricing workshop at Y Combinator
Jessica Livingston
co-founder at Y Combinator
Companies
OpenAI
An artificial intelligence research and technology company.
412 talks · 436 facts
Y Combinator
A startup accelerator that funds and supports early-stage companies.
364 talks · 404 facts
Anthropic
Develops language models and AI products.
316 talks · 307 facts
Meta
Owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
300 talks · 312 facts
Google
Provides internet, software, and hardware products.
291 talks · 370 facts
Callstack
A software development company specializing in mobile and web technologies.
183 talks · 173 facts
Microsoft
Develops software, cloud services, and computers.
183 talks · 244 facts
GitHub
A platform for hosting and collaborating on software projects that use Git.
143 talks · 124 facts
Stripe
Provides online payment services.
113 talks · 229 facts
Airbnb
An online marketplace for booking accommodations.
102 talks · 172 facts
Products and technologies
React Native
A framework for building mobile apps for multiple platforms with React.
used by 35 companies · 460 talks
MCP
An open protocol that lets applications connect language models to external tools and context.
used by 51 companies · 445 talks
Claude
An AI assistant developed by Anthropic.
used by 29 companies · 388 talks
Claude Code
An AI coding agent that helps developers work with code from the terminal.
used by 23 companies · 355 talks
Cursor
An AI-powered code editor developed by Anysphere.
used by 19 companies · 306 talks
ChatGPT
An AI chatbot and assistant developed by OpenAI.
used by 7 companies · 274 talks
Codex
An AI coding agent developed by OpenAI.
used by 18 companies · 250 talks
large language models
Computational models trained on large amounts of text to process and generate language.
used by 28 companies · 229 talks
React
A JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
used by 87 companies · 206 talks
Agent evaluation
A process for measuring agent quality by repeatedly evaluating outputs against representative data.
used by 5 companies · 162 talks
Vector RAG
A retrieval approach that uses vector similarity to find relevant information for language models.
used by 8 companies · 162 talks
Gemini
An AI assistant developed by Google.
used by 12 companies · 154 talks