OpenAI 如何在内部用 ChatGPT 开展工作 | DevDay 2026

简要描述Brief Description

OpenAI 的开发者体验团队介绍了用于发布监控、竞争研究和组织知识共享的内部工作流程，随后说明 Spaces 和持久化 Dots 如何支持持续委派。OpenAI’s developer experience team describes internal workflows for launch monitoring, competitive research, and shared organizational expertise, then explains how Spaces and persistent Dots support ongoing delegation.

目录Table of Contents

• 从思考伙伴到长期队友
  From Thought Partner to Ongoing Teammate
• Dani：发布监控与社区关注度
  Dani: Launch Monitoring and Community Attention
• Adrian：研究方法与人工审核
  Adrian: Research Methods and Human Review
• Casey：让共享专业知识触手可及
  Casey: Making Shared Expertise Accessible
• 空间：共享页面和私人聊天
  Spaces: Shared Pages and Private Chats
• Dots：持续职责与沟通
  Dots: Ongoing Responsibilities and Communication
• 选择交接的内容
  Choosing What to Hand Off

从思维伙伴到长期队友From Thought Partner to Ongoing Teammate

你好。感谢你今天加入我们。我叫尼克。Hello. Thank you for joining us today. My name is Nick.

我叫 Danielle。我们在 OpenAI 负责开发者体验团队的工作。首先，我想请现场观众参与一项投票。I'm Danielle. And we work on the developer experience team here at OpenAI. Let me start with a poll from the crowd.

如果你开始一天时，收件箱是空的、思路清晰，而且清楚知道自己要做什么，就请举手。好，有一位、两位。行。Go ahead and raise your hand if when you start your day, your inbox is empty, you're full of clarity, and exactly what you need to do. You've got one, two. All right.

请把手放下。好，现在，如果你打开笔记本电脑时，感觉像是有个小丑从电脑里跳了出来，就请举手。Let's put your hands down. All right. Now, go ahead and raise your hand if when you open your laptop, it feels like a clown has jumped out of your laptop.

里面乱成一团，就像个弹簧玩偶盒。好吧。It's full of chaos. It's like a jack in the box. All right.

举手的人更多了。好，那么具体情况是这样的。A lot more hands. All right. So here's what that looks like.

你打开笔记本电脑，查看邮件，补看 Slack 消息和几个仪表板。然后你终于决定该做些什么。但问题是，什么事情都得做。You open your laptop, you check your email, you catch up on Slack, and a couple dashboards. And then you finally decide we need to get done. But the problem is, it's everything.

而这时候，上午已经过去一半，你才刚开始做真正的工作。所以我们知道 ChatGPT 可以改变这种状况。但它是怎么做到的呢？And by now, half the morning is gone, and you're just starting your real job. So we know that ChatGPT can change this. But how?

这些就是我们在 OpenAI 最活跃的 ChatGPT 工作用户。他们在各自的组织中都属于异类。我和 Danielle 采访了他们，因为我们想确切了解他们有哪些不同的做法。So these are our most prolific ChatGPT work users here at OpenAI. They're all outliers within their respective orgs. And me and Danielle interviewed them because we wanted to know exactly what they were doing differently.

他们的秘诀是什么？接下来，我们将向你详细展示他们如何利用 ChatGPT，以及它还赋予了他们哪些能力。现在，请允许我介绍我们的冠军们。What was their secret? So we're going to show you exactly how they're leveraging ChatGPT and what else that empowers them to do. So let me introduce our champions.

这位是 Dani。她负责 OpenAI 开发者社区的社交媒体工作。接下来是 Adrian，他负责竞争研究。This is Dani. She leads social for OpenAI developers. We then have Adrian, who leads competitive research.

最后是 Casey，她是 OpenAI 的首席人事官。这是三份截然不同的工作。但我们与 Dani、Adrian 和 Casey 的交谈揭示了一种共同模式：他们承担起了几个月前看似不可能完成的工作。And finally, Casey, who's our chief people officer here at OpenAI. These are three very different jobs. But our conversations with Dani, Adrian, and Casey revealed a pattern in how they had taken on work that seemed impossible just a few months ago.

他们每个人都是 ChatGPT 工作场景中的重度用户。你已经了解 ChatGPT 是思考伙伴，也了解 Codex 是编程代理。Each of them is a ChatGPT work power user. You already know ChatGPT as a thought partner. And Codex as a coding agent.

ChatGPT work 是你完成任务时的智能代理队友。你告诉它想完成什么，并提供它所需的背景信息。比如说，我正在举办一场像 DevDay 这样的活动。ChatGPT work is your agentic teammate for getting things done. You tell it what you want done, and you give it the context that it needs to do it. Let's say I'm running an event like DevDay.

我可以把 DevDay 的议程交给它，让它搭建一个网站，询问你正在做什么，并帮你挑选应该参加哪些场次。当然，这完全没有偏见。ChatGPT 的工作，或者我们通常所说的聊天，也可以承担持续进行的任务。I can hand over the agenda for DevDay and have it build a site that asks what you're working on and helps you pick which sessions you should attend. Totally unbiased, of course. ChatGPT work, or as we usually call it, chat, can also take on ongoing tasks.

当你能把更多日常工作交出去时，就能花更多时间做自己真正感兴趣的事。你可能已经有了想法，也许是一个你特别想探索的点子。And when you can hand off more of your day-to-day work, you can spend more time working on what you're truly excited about. You probably have something in mind already. Maybe it's an idea that you really want to explore.

也许这是一个你很想着手开展的项目。Maybe it's a project that you'd love to get started on.

Dani：发布监控与社区关注度Dani: Launch Monitoring and Community Attention

等事情慢下来时，你就会这么做。是什么在阻碍你？你在哪个环节成了瓶颈？And you will, when things slow down. What's in the way? Where are you the bottleneck?

如果 Chat 能替你承担一项责任，那会让你腾出手来做什么？让我们看看，这次交接让 Danny、Adrian 和 Casey 得以做些什么。先从 Danny 开始。And if Chat could take on a responsibility for you, what would that free you up to do? So let's see what that handoff enabled for Danny, Adrian, and Casey. Let's start with Danny.

Danny在OpenAI负责开发者社群事务。她的工作是推动产品完成发布，并倾听开发者社区的反馈。她还会让关键利益相关方及时了解产品发布的进展。Danny leads developer social here at OpenAI. So her job is to shepherd products through launch and then listen to the developer community for feedback. She also keeps key stakeholders in loop with how those launches are going.

Danny 告诉我们，她可以一整天都只做两件事：监控这些发布情况，并及时向大家同步进展。对 Danny 来说，利益相关者指的就是高管。想象一下，你刚刚协助发布了 GPT-6 Astra。And Danny told us that she could spend an entire day just monitoring these launches and then keeping people in the loop. And for Danny, stakeholders mean executives. So imagine you just helped launch GPT-6 Astra.

现在，首席执行官 Sam Altman 正在询问你发布进展如何。因此，Danny 的工作就是从纷杂的信息中提炼出反馈。And now the CEO, Sam Altman, is asking you how the launch is going. And so Danny's job is to distill the feedback from the noise.

她就是这样做的。她会用 ChatGPT 汇总发布帖的表现，以及开发者们的反馈，然后把这些内容整理到一个 ChatGPT 网站上，供她和团队使用。And here's how she does it. So she uses ChatGPT to pull together how the launch posts are performing and what developers are saying. And she pulls that into a ChatGPT site for her and her team.

所以，当 Sam 问“发布进展如何”时，她可以分享一份实时报告。但只有在有人持续更新、让这些指标数据保持最新的情况下，实时报告才有用。因此，她把这项工作交给了她的 dot。So when Sam is asking, how's the launch going, she can share a live report. But a live report is only useful if somebody is keeping up to date and keeping those metric numbers up to date. And so that's the job that she's handed off to her dot.

它会像丹尼一样浏览社交动态，并将帖子添加到她的网站上。上线后，她可以与自己和团队分享更详细的视图，因为同一个 Dot 一直在将帖子添加到她的内容表格中，并记录每篇帖子的互动指标。这样一来，她和团队就更容易了解哪些内容效果好，哪些效果不好。It reads the social feed just like Danny would and adds posts to her site. After the launch, she can share a more detailed view with her and her team because that same dot has been adding posts to her content sheet with engagement metrics for every single post. This makes it easier for her and her team to understand what content is working and what's not working.

所以过去大部分监测和收集工作都是丹尼自己做的，这意味着她得花好几个小时不断滚动浏览。但现在她可以专注于更宏观的问题，比如思考我们应该如何回应那些开发者。而且，这也比单纯收集舆情要好。So Danny used to do most of that monitoring and collection herself, which meant hours of scrolling. But now she can focus on the bigger picture, like figuring out how we should respond to those developers. And also, this is just better than only collecting the sentiment.

此外，她还可以把自己学到的东西带回去分享给产品工程团队的人，以及开发者体验领域非常重要的利益相关者，比如 Danielle 和我。她还得跟进 Slack 上发生的一切。Danny 为了协助推出这么多产品，必须加入的频道数量实在太多了，因此很容易跟不上所有这些更新。Also, she can bring back what she's learning to people in product engineering, as well as, very important stakeholders like Danielle and myself in developer experience. She also has to keep up with everything happening in Slack. The sheer number of channels that Danny has to be in because she's helping launch so many products means that it's really easy to not keep up with all those updates.

所以她让自己的 dot 替她监控这些频道。有紧急情况时，dot 会通知她；需要她参与时，也会告诉她。So what she's done is she has her dot monitor those channels for her. It pings her when something's urgent and lets her know when she needs to chime in.

Adrian：研究方法与人工审核Adrian: Research Methods and Human Review

这意味着丹妮尔可以花更多时间与开发者社区交流，并展示他们的工作成果。而这正是丹尼最喜欢做的事。因此，丹尼可以把所有这些工作交出去，因为她知道大家会问她哪些问题。All of this means that Danielle can spend more time with the developer community and spotlight their work. And this is the work that Danny loves to do. So, Danny can hand off all of that work because she knows what questions she's going to get asked.

所以，想一想你可能会被问到什么问题，以及聊天工具如何能在有人提问之前就准备好答案。这就引出了 Adrian。Adrian 负责竞争研究。So, think about what question you're going to get asked and how could chat have the answer ready before somebody asks. And that leads us to Adrian. So, Adrian leads competitive research.

他的团队只有两个人。来自销售、产品、GTM、战略等部门的同事，组织内各处的人都会带着有关竞争对手的问题来找 Adrian。竞争对手的产品有什么变化？His team is just two people. Colleagues from sales, from product, GTM, strategy, all across the org come to Adrian with questions about the competition. What's changed in a competitor's product?

客户都在说什么？这对我们意味着什么？对于只有两个人的小团队来说，每个问题都可能需要花上数天时间研究。What are customers saying? And what does that mean for us? Each question can turn into days of research and with a small team of just two.

决定调查什么，也意味着决定哪些问题得不到回答。Deciding what to investigate also means deciding what goes unanswered.

因此，为了回答更多此类问题，Adrian 让聊天工具承担更多研究工作。他把自己的完整研究方法做成了一个插件，而这个插件能像他一样开展研究。So, to answer more of those questions, Adrian gave chat a way to take on more of that research. He put his full research method into a plugin. And that plugin does what he does.

它会进行调查、发现规律，并对所得结论提出质疑。他需要一个经得起严格审视的答案。那么，这实际上是如何运作的？It investigates, it finds patterns, and it challenges the findings. He needs an answer that can hold up well under scrutiny. So, how does that actually work?

阿德里安想弄清楚，为什么竞争对手的收入增长得如此之快。它是不是赢得了一批规模非常大的新客户？他让自己的 DOT 搜索通话、新闻简报和播客中的内容。Adrian wanted to understand why a competitor's revenue was growing so quickly. Was it winning a new group of really large customers? He had his DOT look across calls, across newsletters, and podcasts.

证据并不支持这种解释。因此，在另一项调查中，他让自己的 DOT 回头梳理了过去 90 天的销售电话转录记录，发现了一些导致交易流失的原因，而这些原因并未被销售人员留在 CRM 中的摘要记录下来。这让他更全面地了解了客户为何选择竞争对手。The evidence didn't support that explanation. So, in another investigation, he had his DOT go back through 90 days of sales call transcripts and found reasons for lost deals that were not captured in the CRM summaries that the salespeople left. And that gave him a much fuller picture of why customers were choosing a competitor.

他还创建了 Compete Corner。这是一个围绕他知道自己会被问到的问题来整理研究资料的网站。同事可以访问 Compete Corner，查看研究发现并核对来源，而不必让 Adrian 带着他们逐一了解。He also built Compete Corner. It's a site that organizes research around the questions that he knows he's going to get asked. Colleagues can go to Compete Corner and explore findings and check the sources without asking Adrian to walk them through it.

Adrian把保持 Compete Corner 内容更新的工作交了出去。他的 DOT 会直接从 Slack 获取竞争相关问题，然后使用他的插件进行研究。Adrian passed off the job of keeping Compete Corner up to date. His DOT picks up the competitive questions straight from Slack. It then researches them using his plugin.

然后，它会将这些发现带到他的工作空间供他审阅。Adrian 或他的队友随后可以核查结论并补充更多背景信息。获得批准后，他的 DOT 就可以代表他更新 Compete Corner。And then it brings those findings into his space for review. Adrian or his teammate can then check the conclusions and add additional context. Once they approve, his DOT can then update Compete Corner on his behalf.

Adrian 也可以直接给他的 DOT 发条短信。早上通勤时，他看到一则竞争对手的公告，就可以直接转发给他的 DOT，由它执行完全相同的工作流，整个过程 Adrian 无需使用 ChatGPT，也不必坐在笔记本电脑前。Adrian can also just send his DOT a text. On his commute in the morning, he sees a competitor announcement. He can forward it straight to his DOT, where it does exactly the same workflow without Adrian needing to be in ChatGPT or at his laptop at all.

等他到达办公桌前时，页面就已标记为准备好接受审核。那么，这对 Adrian 这样只有两人的团队有什么改变呢？这让 Adrian 能够以全新的方式提供竞争情报，等等。And the page is marked ready for review when he arrives at his desk. So what does that change for a team of two like Adrian's? Well, it enables Adrian to do all sorts of new things like delivering competitive intel in an entirely new way.

他构建了这个工具，名为 Model Galaxy。它是一款交互式可视化工具，可展示前沿模型在各类基准测试中的性能、成本和延迟。He built this tool. It's called Model Galaxy. And it's an interactive visualization of performance, cost, and latency across any benchmark for frontier models.

当然，这是用 GPT-6 Astra 制作的。想想你经常进行的一项调查，也许是客户问题。Of course, made with GPT-6 Astra. So think about an investigation that you do regularly. Maybe it's a customer problem.

也许这是个怎么也修不掉的 bug。你已经知道什么样的回答才算好，以及什么时候该质疑它、该信任哪些来源。所以，向 Chat 展示你会如何着手进行完全相同的调查。Maybe it's a bug that just refuses to be squashed. You already know what makes for a good answer and when to challenge it. what sources you should trust. So show Chat how you would approach that exact same investigation.

它可以承担更多的信息收集和核查工作，让你能够专注于研究发现以及应对措施。It can do more of the gathering and the checking so that you can actually focus on the findings and what you should do about them.

Casey：让共享专业知识触手可及Casey: Making Shared Expertise Accessible

如果人们每次有问题时，不必都来找你，也能借助你的专业知识，那会怎样？这就说到了 Casey。他是我们 OpenAI 的首席人事官。What if people could draw on your expertise without having to come to you every time they have a question? This brings us to Casey. He's our chief people officer here at OpenAI.

他正在思考人工智能如何改变团队的协作方式。因此，凯西和他的团队研究行业内外的组织，试图了解这些团队如何适应人工智能。And he's thinking about how AI is changing the way teams work together. So Casey and his team study organizations inside and outside the industry. And they're trying to learn how these teams are adapting to AI.

在整个研究过程中，他们积累了大量会议记录、论文和文章，并将所有这些研究资料汇集到一个共享知识库中。他利用这些研究成果为领导者搭建了一个教练辅导网站。And through all this research, they are accumulating a treasure trove of meeting notes, papers, and articles. And they bring all this research together into one shared knowledge base. He's used that research to build a coaching site for leaders.

它由 GPT Live 驱动。你可以和它聊聊团队的工作方式，以及哪些环节遇到了瓶颈。它能帮你找出哪些工作可以交给 AI，以及团队可以如何调整工作方式。It's powered by GPT Live. So you can talk to it about how your team works and where things are getting stuck. It helps you figure out what to hand over to AI and how your team could work differently.

但 Casey 的团队如何让这个为教练提供支持的知识库保持更新呢？Casey 和他的团队会把会议记录和研究成果汇总到一个共享页面上。这样，他们就能将各自的探索成果整合起来，形成一个统一的资源。But how does Casey's team keep this knowledge base that's powering the coach up to date? So Casey and his team bring their meeting notes and research together on a shared page. And this is how they leverage their individual explorations together into one resource.

它们还为该页面提供了组织新研究的说明。因此，智能体在该页面上工作时，可以遵循统一的风格。这些知识也会为辅导网站提供支持。They also give the page instructions for organizing new research. So when an agent works in that page, it can ascribe to a consistent style. And this same knowledge feeds the coaching site.

随着团队不断补充他们学到的内容，教练就可以在提出建议时加以运用。所以，不妨问问自己：你在哪方面是专家？你又能怎样让更多人也能接触到这方面的知识？As the team adds what they're learning, the coach can use it in his suggestions. So go ahead and ask yourself, what are you an expert on? And how could you make that accessible to more people?

你们现在已经了解了我们的先锋们正在借助聊天功能应对哪些挑战。接下来，我们将向你们展示如何将它付诸实践。正如你们今天在主题演讲中可能已经看到的，我们推出了 ChatGPT 空间。So you've now seen what our champions are taking on with chat. And now we're going to show you how to put it to work. As you've probably already seen in the keynote today, we've launched ChatGPT space.

Spaces：共享页面与私人聊天Spaces: Shared Pages and Private Chats

是啊，太棒了。你已经看过 Adrian 的 Compete Corner 网站了。现在我要带你看看为它提供动力的空间。Yeah, that's awesome. So you've already seen Adrian's Compete Corner site. Now I'm going to show you the space that hydrates it.

Chat 将研究成果带入 Adrian 的工作空间。他和队友可以同时在同一个页面上梳理这些发现。Adrian 还可以质疑某个结论。Chat brings its research into Adrian's space. He and his teammate work through the findings, all in the same page at the same time. Adrian can question a conclusion.

他的队友可以发表评论，并添加有助于回答这个问题的资料来源。他们各自在这个空间中使用自己的聊天窗口，就地进一步调查。各自的聊天内容仍只对本人可见，但页面上的修改会共享。His teammate can comment and add a source that helps answer it. They each work with their own chat in the space to investigate further right there. Their chats each stay private to them, but the edits on the page are shared.

他们在这里开展的研究随后会为 Compete Corner 提供支持。我们还提到，Casey 正在使用页面说明来保持一致性。就像代码库中的 agents.md 文件一样，这些说明描述了智能体在特定页面上应遵循的工作规范。The research that they develop here then feeds Compete Corner. We also mentioned that Casey is using page instructions to keep things consistent. Like an agents.md file for a code base, they describe the working practices that agents should follow on a particular page.

而页面仅仅是个开始。And pages are just the beginning.

你还可以在你的空间中存储文件，而且很快就能创建幻灯片、表格等更多内容。这样，你和队友以及智能体就能在同一个地方协作，无需离开 ChatGPT。想亲自试试的话，就把你想用 Chat 处理的工作带到你的空间中吧。You can also store files in your space and soon you're going to be able to create slides, sheets and so much more. So you and your teammates and your agents work together all in the same place without leaving ChatGPT. So to try this yourself, bring the work that you want to do with Chat into your space.

补充它所需的背景信息，然后就可以邀请队友了。我最喜欢的做法是先开启一个较长的 Chat 对话，让它把你正在处理的内容整理成一个页面。之后，你就可以直接和你的智能体协作，并继续完善内容。Add the context that it needs and then you can invite your teammates. My favorite way to do this is to start with a long Chat thread and ask it to turn what you're working on into a page. From there, you can pair directly with your agent and continue refining.

与代理沟通时，它会持续更新页面。之后，你可以邀请队友加入，他们可以同时编辑同一个页面。As you talk to your agent, it's going to keep the page updated. Then, you can invite your teammates. They can edit the same page at the same time.

而且，这些编辑内容会再次共享到页面中。现在，在同一个空间中协作，是一个很好的起点。And again, those edits become shared in the page. Now, working together in one space is a great way to start.

Dots：持续职责与沟通Dots: Ongoing Responsibilities and Communication

但工作仍在不断变化，总得有人跟进这一切。你大概知道接下来要说什么，因为我们今天也推出了 Dots。哦，真可爱。But work continues to change and somebody does have to keep track of it all. You probably know what's coming next because today we have also launched Dots. Oh, so cute.

还记得 Dani 是怎么把上线监控工作交接出去的吗？她是这么做的：她的 Dot 在云端有自己的计算机，也有自己的浏览器。So remember how Dani handed off monitoring the launch? So here's how she did it. Her Dot has its own computer in the cloud as well as its own browser.

这样一来，它就会像 Dani 一样查看社交动态并收集帖子，同时让她的内容表保持更新。然后，她可以把它添加到自己希望它关注的 Slack 频道中。她还可以告诉它该做什么。So it goes to the social feed just like Dani would and it collects the posts while keeping her content sheet up to date. Then, she can add it to the Slack channel she wants it to follow. And she can also tell what to do.

它可以只是一个旁观者，也可以积极参与其中。因此，当有事情需要她关注时，它就可以在 Slack 上给她发消息。她在这里让自己的 Dot 承担了一项持续性的职责。This could be just be a fly on the wall or also be an active participant. So when something needs her attention, it can send her a ping on Slack. So what she's done here is she's given her Dot an ongoing responsibility.

留意事情的进展，并在需要她时让她加入。Keep track of what's happening and then bring her in when she's needed.

而且，无论你身在何处，都可以把事情交接出去。我们提到过，Adrian 可以在通勤途中给他的 Dot 发短信。他也可以直接给 Dot 打电话，或在 Slack 上发消息。And you can hand off something from wherever you are. We mentioned that Adrian can text his Dot in his commute. He can also just give his Dot a call or ping on Slack.

无论他身在何处，都可以使用他的 Dot，而且它始终是同一个 Dot，拥有相同的上下文。因此，无论他是在 Slack 上发消息，还是接听电话，都是同一个实体。你的 Dot 也会始终在线，因为它运行在云端。His Dot is reachable wherever he is and it's always the same Dot with the same context. So when he's messaging on Slack or he's getting a call, it's always the same entity. And your Dot is always on because it lives in the cloud.

当它需要你发表意见时，可以给你发消息，告知你最新进展或向你提问。你用笔记本电脑时，它还可以访问本地文件。那么，如何让你的 Dot 成为专属搭档呢？It can text you an update or a question when it needs you to weigh in. And it can also access your local files when you're on your laptop. So how do you turn your Dot into your own sidekick?

首先，你要做的就是给它起个名字。我给我的起名叫怀亚特，这是我童年时养的狗的名字。Well, the first thing you're going to do is you're going to give it a name. I've named mine Wyatt. It's the name of my childhood dog.

接下来你要做的就是给它添加配饰。我喜欢把我的弄得有点像那个眼睛很有趣、戴着单片眼镜的青蛙家伙。The next thing you're going to do is give accessories. I like having mine kind of look like the frog guy with the fun eyes and the monocle.

然后，你要赋予它一项职责。告诉它你想要什么，真正想要什么。接着告诉它该通过什么方式联系到你。And after that, you're going to give it a responsibility. You're going to tell it what you want, what you really want. And then you're going to tell it where to reach you.

你可以把它添加到 Slack。你可以设置成在有新消息即将发布时给你发短信。但重点是，你不必一开始就把这些都弄清楚。You can add it to Slack. You can have it text you when messaging is coming out soon. But the point is you don't have to figure this all out up front.

随着你与 Dot 一起工作，它会逐渐了解你的工作方式，熟悉你的偏好，并随着时间推移不断进步。顺便说一下，如果你想打造自己的专属 Dot，楼下有一家 Dot 商店。Your Dot will kind of learn your working style as you work with it. It'll learn your preferences and it'll get better over time. By the way, if you would like to build your own custom Dot, we do have a Dot shop downstairs.

所以演讲结束后记得去看看。我给我的 Dot Ginger 起名时，参考的是辣妹组合的 Ginger，而不是一只狗。好了。So do check that out after this talk. I named my Dot Ginger after the Spice Girl, not a dog. All right.

现在，你该把工作中那部分你不会怀念的事情交出去了。所以，尽管拍下这个二维码吧。现在就可以拍。And now it's time for you to hand off the part of your job that you won't miss. So I want you to feel free to take a picture of this QR code. You can do it right now.

拿出你的手机。这会在手机上打开 ChatGPT。它会简单询问一些关于你工作的情况。Pull your phone out. This is going to open up ChatGPT on your phone. And it will ask you just a little bit about your work.

它还会尝试推断你的工作内容。推断完成后，它会建议你可以优先交接出去的事项，并告诉你 Space 和 Dots 可能适用的地方。It'll also try to infer your work. And once it does that, it's going to suggest something that you can hand off first. And it will also tell you where space and dots might fit into that.

所以尽管拍张照片吧。留着以后用。我们还有一点内容。So feel free to take a picture. Hold on to that for later. We still have a little more.

好，我们稍后再回到这个话题。再来几张，再多拍几张照片。So, come back to that in a second. A few more. A few more photos.

好吧。好吧。继续。All right. All right. Moving on.

所以我们一开始就问：那些优秀的人都有哪些不同的做法？现在你也知道他们的秘诀了。Danny 可以花更多时间在开发者社区上。So we started this by asking what are champions we're doing differently? And now you're in on their secret. Danny can spend more time with the developer community.

Adrian 能以更多方式向更多人提供竞争洞察，而 Casey 则无需参与每场对话，也能分享自己的专业知识。Adrian can deliver competitive insights to more people and in new ways. And Casey can share his expertise without having to be in every conversation.

选择要移交的内容Choosing What to Hand Off

我也有自己的亲身经历。我刚加入 OpenAI 时，负责技术入职培训。我的工作是帮助新来的工程同事完成入职，熟悉我们的基础设施和架构。I have a personal version of this. I started at OpenAI working on technical onboarding. My job was to help new engineering colleagues onboard and get up to date on our infrastructure and our architecture.

我用 ChatGPT 自动化了其中很多工作。这是真实发生的事。而这也让我腾出精力转向开发者体验领域。I automated a lot of that work away with ChatGPT. It's a true story. And that freed me up to move to developer experience.

现在我站在这里发表这场演讲。是的，谢谢。And now I'm here giving this talk. Yeah. Thanks.

那一刻让我感到兴奋，但也有点奇怪。我正在改变自己熟悉的工作，为自己想做、也很期待尝试的工作腾出空间。但这就是我想留给你的一句话。Now that felt exciting, but it also felt a little bit strange. I was changing work that I knew how to do and making room for work that I wanted to and was excited to try. But that's what I want to leave you with.

一个选择。关于你一天中的更多时间花在哪里，关于你热爱的工作。也许有个想法你一直搁置着。A choice. About where more of your day goes. the work that you love doing. Maybe there's an idea you keep putting off.

一个你终于有机会深入探索的问题。又或者，你只是想和那些你希望帮助的人多相处一会儿。A question that you finally get to explore. Or maybe you just want to spend more time with the people that you want to help.

注意力就是货币，你可以决定把它花在哪里。那么，我想问你：你会把什么工作交给别人？Attention is currency and you get to decide where to spend it. So, let me ask you. What will you hand off?

那么，你们最终可以承担什么？谢谢。好了。And what could you finally take on? Thank you. All right.

感谢大家参加。如果大家有任何问题，演讲结束后欢迎来找我和 Dani。谢谢大家。Thank you all for joining us. If you guys have any questions, come find me and Dani after the talk. Thanks, guys.

谢谢大家。Thanks, guys.