Bryant Chou

Bryant Chou

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Bryant Chou is a technology entrepreneur and co-founder of Webflow, a visual web development platform. He previously served as Webflow’s founding chief technology officer and was the founding CTO of Vungle, a mobile advertising and app monetization company.

What Bryant Chou has said on podcasts

11 statements

  1. on PloyPositiveSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Ploy aims to turn websites into autonomous business-growth employees.

    “I want to turn it into your hardest working employee.”

    Listen at 21:25

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  2. AI will create more businesses.

    “I believe that AI is just gonna create more businesses”

    Listen at 22:10

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  3. on PloyPositiveSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Ploy has sophisticated customers paying $10,000 monthly.

    “we have really sophisticated users running really sophisticated workloads that are paying us $10,000 a month.”

    Listen at 25:27

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  4. on AI-agent web trafficNeutralSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    AI agents currently account for 50% of website traffic.

    “50% of traffic is from agents right now”

    Listen at 32:11

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  5. on AI-agent web trafficNeutralSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    AI agents may eventually generate 90–95% of web traffic.

    “there's going to probably be a moment in which 90%, 95% is all agents.”

    Listen at 32:21

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  6. on Browser-using AI agentsNegativeSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Browser-using AI agents will impersonate users to bypass restrictions.

    “these agents are getting so smart at browser use that they will impersonate the user.”

    Listen at 33:10

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  7. on Ploy fundraisingPositiveSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Ploy raised $27 million at launch.

    “raised a $27 million round out of the gate.”

    Listen at 36:29

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  8. on Ploy frontier-model usagePositiveSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Ploy currently uses frontier models because they provide the best performance.

    “We use the frontier models right now, um, simply because, you know, we get the best performance out of them.”

    Listen at 46:05

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  9. on Ploy data shared with OpenAINeutralSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Ploy is currently unconcerned about OpenAI’s use of its data.

    “we are not concerned at the moment of what, you know, OpenAI can do with our data.”

    Listen at 46:33

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  10. on Ploy data value to OpenAINegativeSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Ploy’s prompts and usage traces are not especially valuable to OpenAI.

    “I don't think like our traces are, you know, our, our prompts or whatever, um, are actually that valuable.”

    Listen at 48:52

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342
  11. on PloyPositiveSep 25, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Ploy has more than 1,000 paying customers.

    “we've got over 1,000 customers already that have been starting to pay us.”

    Listen at 52:26

    Open the episode · A rogue OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s government. Does this matter? | E2342

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