Matthew Berman

How to Understand the Next Wave of AI Before Everyone Else | Tibo Interview

Aug 24, 2026 44 min
artificial intelligenceopenaisoftware engineeringai product strategy
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Matthew Berman interviews Tibo, an engineer formerly at DeepMind, to discuss the evolution of AI, the importance of shipping products, and how Open AI builds internal culture to foster innovation.

In this extensive interview, host Matthew Berman speaks with Tibo, a software engineer with significant experience at DeepMind, about his perspective on the rapid advancement of AI models. The discussion traverses the history of language models at Google, why speed and shipping products are foundational to Open AI’s success, and how to structure an organization to prioritize developer autonomy and efficient, iterative growth.

Tibo offers deep insights into the technical and cultural shifts needed to move from research to widely available, user-centric AI products. He argues for an 'infrastructure-first' approach to research, emphasizing that tools which enable faster iteration are as important as the models themselves. The latter half of the conversation focuses on the future of AI interfaces, the role of multimodal capabilities, and how self-improving, autonomous agents will redefine the relationship between humans and their tools.

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Worth watching if: You are a software engineer, product developer, or AI enthusiast interested in the organizational strategies and technical philosophies behind top-tier AI companies. This is ideal for those who want to understand the transition from pure AI research to functional, mass-market products.

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