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Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage

I am a huge TBPN fan + was deeply honored to join the show a while back... and I'm sure they have good reasons for this/got a good deal. But from an OAI POV, I also think this confirms the Sora thing was a one-off amidst a compute crunch, not a real sign of greater focus

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