Klarna's CEO embraced AI by telling OpenAI's Sam Altman, "I want Klarna to be your favorite guinea pig"
Briefly

"In my opinion, I've been extremely consistent, I've always said the exact same thing. First, yes, that it's not too far away, probably a few years, and, then, that I've always dreamed Klarna would be a global company."
"Second, you have to make it profitable as well—spending a lot of money to buy a bunch of Super Bowl ads doesn't necessarily mean you're a functioning business."
"We were investing at very, very intense levels. We were basically booking a loss of negative Ebitda of $100 million or even $250 million a month."
"A giant company is like a cruise ship. You can turn it around, but it's tough—and if you're not careful, you can hit an iceberg."
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