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Moritz Kremb
recommends
"What I recommend for most people getting started is using the OAuth method through your existing ChatGPT subscription. OpenAI has stated that they're okay with it."
Jerry Murdock
recommends
"I think for me it's OpenAI because I got 800 million people using it... When you cross a billion, then you're there."
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One Influencer
uses
"For the AI requests in the app, I use OpenAI for the easier tasks and Anthropic for the deeper analysis. That is around 200 bucks a month."
Owen Jennings
uses
"I can run Goose on an Anthropic model, on an OpenAI model, on an open-source model."
"I just cut and pasted my API key to my open call replicant"
Steve Hoyek
uses
"We use OpenAI for our back-end AI usage for most of it. OpenAI premium for general purpose usage $20 per month."
"The OpenAI coup when Sam was asked to leave was a good example. I had conviction that the founder had been mistreated and we were going to make that right."
Jake Paul
uses
"I think you helped launch Sora with OpenAI. Yeah, correct. Yeah, we worked with their team for a couple of months just helping them develop the product."
"this is going to go off send that off to OpenAI and come back with that"
"extract that content and send it over to OpenAI. When in OpenAI, we should summarize them and extract three to five key takeaways"
Joe McCormack
uses
"this is going to go off send that off to OpenAI and come back with that"
Mike Cannon Brooks
uses
"We have a whole bunch of Llama and Mistral running and stuff internally and a bunch of OpenAI."
Matt Van Horn
uses
"You need an OpenAI key because OpenAI has a deal with Reddit that gives you that Reddit access."
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"OpenAI, Cursor, Anthropic, Perplexity, and Vercel all have something in common. They all use WorkOS."
Also mentioned
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Casual references without a clear endorsement
The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
mentioned
"Open AI and anthropic are still both privately held companies with giant valuations. Open AI is n..."
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Ben Horowitz
mentioned
"And then the second thing that's like nobody wants to do, including OpenAI or Anthropic, is sell ..."
▶ 7:23
Peter Diamandis
mentioned
"Anthropic overtakes OpenAI in terms of total ARR. That is got to hurt."
▶ 0:15
Chamath Palihapitiya
mentioned
"In February of 2019, when Daario was still at OpenAI, they did the same thing with GPT-2."
▶ 0:14
Jesse Genet
mentioned
"OpenAI as well, trying to make all of this a little bit easier for normies."
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Nick Bilton
mentioned
"every single day there's this competition between Deep Seek and Gemini and Anthropic and OpenAI"
▶ 1:43:39
20VC with Harry Stebbings
mentioned
"Like we see like Open AI don't have commissions. It's like here's your salary and then here's you..."
▶ 6:46
Carles Reina
mentioned
"I love OpenAI, don't get me wrong. They're amazing pushing the boundaries"
▶ 1:23:43
This Week in Startups
mentioned
"If Zuckerberg were to put his entire energy on copying OpenAI, I would be very nervous"
▶ 0:51
Duncan Trussell
mentioned
"This is a real challenge for people like OpenAI because they know by making it so you can't make ..."
▶ 15:32
Thomas Laffont
mentioned
"I think OpenAI is probably the most important company in the world today in the sense that it's t..."
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Marique Azison
mentioned
"It would be essentially just able to be replicated by Anthropic or OpenAI with the models that th..."
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Lenny's Podcast
mentioned
"Both Anthropic and OpenAI spent the whole of 2025 focusing all of their training efforts on coding"
▶ 0:14
Simon Willison
mentioned
"both Anthropic and OpenAI realized that code is the application like being a having these things ..."
▶ 3:36
Venture Roundtable
mentioned
"I think that you know the excitement of open AI also had a lot of you know tumult with it right w..."
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Tristan Harris
mentioned
"Instead of having the engineers, the human engineers at OpenAI or Anthropic do AI research and fi..."
▶ 5:44
Invest Like The Best
mentioned
"OpenAI, Cursor, Anthropic, Perplexity, and Verscell all have something in common. They all use wo..."
▶ 20:02
Sergey Levine
mentioned
"OpenAI has historically done a great job of creating an atmosphere where individual researchers c..."
▶ 1:09:11
Bill Gurley
mentioned
"You can go back to the very first deal, which was Microsoft and OpenAI, and there were credits in..."
▶ 0:19
My First Million
mentioned
"He's not going out there yelling like I'm going to do a trillion dollar data center like OpenAI. ..."
▶ 0:38
Peter H. Diamandis
mentioned
"Anthropic being named the most disruptive company eating OpenAI's lunch."
▶ 0:54
Eric Schmidt
mentioned
"OpenAI is now shifting a bit of its strategy to include the new things it's doing."
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Jason Calacanis
mentioned
"Claude's having a great run, OpenAI still doing strong. Grok doing very well. Gemini coming on st..."
▶ 34:44
Inside Palantir
mentioned
"Bob McGru, chief, former chief research officer at OpenAI, Bos, the CTO of Meta, and Andrew Wheel..."
▶ 20:32
Gokul Rajaram
mentioned
"you have of course Daario and and and and the open AI folks but then you have a bunch of other la..."
▶ 1:08:30
Alex Kolicich
mentioned
"Level three is where we put on top of those is the actual LLM companies. is actually anthropic an..."
▶ 0:29
Apoorv Agrawal
mentioned
"what I call like quasi publiclix. You could go public. You just choose to stay private. I would p..."
▶ 1:27:35
Shaan Puri
mentioned
"When we did OpenAI, it was a hundred billion dollar valuation at the time. It's now close to 800 ..."
▶ 3:35
Qasar Younis
mentioned
"imagine instead of thinking open AI is competing against you know deepseek you say open competing..."
▶ 35:05
Mitchell Green
mentioned
"People that spin out of like Anthropic or OpenAI and raise money at like $2 billion dollars for a..."
▶ 0:32
Andrew Yang
mentioned
"The very center, the beating heart of the AI economy was until very recently a nonprofit, OpenAI,..."
▶ 1:35:14
Joe Lonsdale
mentioned
"That's Anthropic, OpenAI, XAI, you know, Gemini, Meta, the Chinese models"
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James Beshara
mentioned
"Open AI. My biggest miss. Sam and I, Sam Altman and I, we were advising and building out YC's YC ..."
▶ 1:59:15
Michael Greenwich
mentioned
"whether it's OpenAI selling into the enterprise or you know Claude like growing like crazy over t..."
▶ 2:36:11
Tom Bilyeu
mentioned
"People can vote for Anthropic with their dollars and put OpenAI more at risk because they think t..."
▶ 1:13:45
Eran Zinman
mentioned
"Another option for doomsday scenario was that some players like you know Anthropic or OpenAI or G..."
▶ 4:04
Codie Sanchez
mentioned
"From 2012 to 2018, OpenAI found that the compute used in the largest training programs grew by 30..."
▶ 1:55
Lucas Swisser
mentioned
"a lot of the coding models that have come out of Anthropic, OpenAI and others"
▶ 1:41
Bret Taylor
mentioned
"You're on the board of OpenAI... our mission is to ensure artificial general intelligence benefit..."
▶ 1:01
Y Combinator
mentioned
"A company that succeeds in building this capability could define the next AI foundation model on ..."
▶ 0:33
David George
mentioned
"If you just add up OpenAI and Anthropic on their on a run rate basis, they added almost half of that"
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Sebastian Raschka
mentioned
"A lot of researchers at these companies are so well-motivated, and definitely Anthropic and OpenA..."
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Criticisms
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The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
criticizes
"unsubscribe from OpenAI and you post it to your social media, a screenshot of your unsubscription confirmation from OpenAI"
Rory O'Driscoll
criticizes
"the snarky comment about extrapolating from a lemonade stand was just a bad look"
Scott Galloway
criticizes
"OpenAI is offering private equity firms guaranteed minimum return of 17.5%. This just seems ridiculous to me. How can you guarantee 17 1/2%?"
20VC with Harry Stebbings
criticizes
"It looks like OpenAI overexposure is now seen as a big negative"