To Dominate the AI Race, Don’t “Start”a Company | LiveKit, Russ d'Sa | EO

To Dominate the AI Race, Don’t “Start”a Company | LiveKit, Russ d'Sa
LiveKit, the transfer layer provider for ChatGPT's voice mode, is designed for ultralow latency, resiliency, and massive scalability, ensuring seamless video and audio communication worldwide. In this interview, Russ d'Sa, the CEO and Cofounder of LiveKit, delves into his entrepreneurial journey, from early childhood with John Romero documentary to shaping early Twitter as an engineer. As a Y Combinatorbacked innovator, Russ reflects on the challenges and values that guided him in building LiveKit and discusses what it takes to succeed in this fastpaced, but financially guaranteed world of A.I. And robotics.00:00 Intro01:18 Having Convictions: From Night Coding to Y Combinator03:41 Choosing the Right Market: Early Market Challenges04:57 Fire is a Good Thing: Thriving Under Pressure in Twitter06:35 Solutions Without Painpoints: Lessons from 3 Failures08:55 The Need for New HTTPS: Starting LiveKit11:51 Don’t Force the Inspiration: Advice for Future Entrepreneurs#entrepreneur #startup #ai #chatgptEO stands for Entrepreneurship & Opportunities. As we're looking to feature more inspiring stories of entrepreneurs all over the world, don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected] | @EO__Global LinkedIn | @EO STUDIO Instagram | @eostudio.official Subtitles for this video were created using [XL8.ai](http://xl8.ai/) machine translation.
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