Greg Shove

Don't take off your pants

... and the people, Kara's friends-

Would you not take off your pants

... who tell her not to associate with me.

And I listened to the content, and I get it.

He's friends with the McCormicks, right? He's friends with Dave McCormick and, uh, Dina Powell, his wife.

And Pennsylvania is a purple state, right?

Mm-hmm.

[gasps]

This is very, this is very-

Is this 'cause I'm, like, a mom? I'm actually getting scared that, like, all my friends are going through perimenopause.

Oh, yeah?

Welcome to Supercompanies.

My name's Greg Shove.

This is the podcast where we discuss how to build a supercompany because they're gonna be the most valuable companies in the world in the coming decade.

So this has been a tough week for me in terms of getting the team to do what I've asked them to do, which is commit to one primary LLM platform.

And increasingly, this nuance is becoming conventional wisdom.

Section CEO Greg Shove also posted this week on LinkedIn about the five things that he's telling CEOs about AI right now.

The first one harkens to something that I talk a lot about on this show, and that I've even mentioned before in this particular episode, "AI token maxing is stupid, but so is token minimizing.

You're paid to make big bets.