The Andrew Mayne Podcast

How I got my job at OpenAI

17 min · 7 de jul de 2025
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Andrew Mayne shares his unique journey from a career in television and magic to becoming a pioneering prompt engineer at OpenAI. 00:00 Introduction: My Journey to OpenAI 00:26 Transitioning to Tech in My Forties 00:49 Learning Through Projects 02:14 From Magic to AI 03:57 Discovering GPT-2 and GPT-3 09:21 Becoming a Prompt Engineer 10:02 Building and Creating with GPT-3 13:23 Advice for Aspiring AI Enthusiasts 16:23 Roles and Responsibilities at OpenAI 17:12 Conclusion: Key Takeaways

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