AI tools

“You can also argue that some of the AI tools that exist right now for like making you skinnier and like editing kind of your selfies. Are leading a lot of young girls to, like, eating disorders, or even young boys to, like, what do they call it? The, like, The…”

“Also, right, I thought for two seconds, oh yeah, we should charge this as a product. And it's like, well, actually, if I built this in four hours, that's like not defensible. That is the least defensible thing in the world.”

“And the AI tools right now, you know, though we've talked about them at great length on the pod, they're still not really good enough to build you your own personal AI stack. Like, they're really not. Like, they're really good at, like, running you into a corn…”

“Well, it's not only anxiety, Jess, but like there's actual now data coming out that people have been measuring people's, not only their memory, but their problem solving, like their constructive thinking and people, the more people are using all these AI tools…”

“The new technical is that you used AI tools so well that what people used to take pride in being technical on is now an implementation detail that is less important.”

“The fact that I can do so much more on my own and you can do so much more on your own just means we don't need to include as many people that we don't have to play nicely with others as much.”

“We're like at one percent penetration of what is the market in terms of what you can currently do with these tools. Only one percent of the people are actually doing it.”