Shane Orlick President of Jasper AI on the Future of Writing and Generative AI - Voicebot Podcast Ep 293

Bret Kinsella wrote this:


Jasper AI quietly built one of the top AI-based writing
assistants atop OpenAI's GPT-3 large language model (LLM). Then,
suddenly its growth and recognition exploded ... in a good way.
That led to a $125 million series A funding round that was
well-timed ahead of the new interest in the AI-writing assistant
space after the introduction of ChatGPT. 


Shane Orlick is president of Jasper AI and walks through the
company's origins, the product, and how customers use these tools
today. He even mentions some product features that have not yet
been announced (breaking news on the Voicebot Podcast once again)
and how users are applying the new Jasper Chat (a ChatGPT-like
interface) versus the templates that Jasper has created and
refined for specific use cases. For those of you interested in
the technical stack behind Jasper and the company's move to build
an internal NLU and new AI models that supplement the OpenAI
APIs, this may be the only conversation out there with that
insight. 


Shane also discusses the broader market news, such as the impact
of ChatGPT, the emergence of text-to-image models, and the rumors
about OpenAI's big valuation and potential new investment from
Microsoft. We cover a lot of ground around products, user
behavior, generative AI, and the broader synthetic media
market. 


Jasper AI rewrote the above to this:


Jasper AI is quickly becoming a leader in the AI-writing
assistant space. Founded atop OpenAI's GPT-3 large language model
(LLM), the company has seen tremendous growth and recognition, so
much so that it was able to secure a $125 million series A
funding round just before the rise of interest in AI-writing
assistants with ChatGPT.


Shane Orlick, president of Jasper AI, outlines the company's
origins, product features (including some exclusive news!), and
how customers are using these tools. In addition, he dives into
the technical stack behind Jasper, which includes an internal NLU
and new AI models beyond what OpenAI APIs offer. He also shares
his thoughts on the broader synthetic media market, including
ChatGPT's influence, text-to-image models, OpenAI's potential big
valuation, and Microsoft potentially investing.


This podcast offers an insightful look at what users can expect
from Jasper as well as trends in generative AI and user behavior
when it comes to writing and creating content with these tools.


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