Aaron Levie

Um, uh, but, uh, uh, there are many problems with any of those class of models.

will do 10 times better than any human for that task.

Like if I go into, I love all my doctors.

They're amazing.

But respectfully to them, there are many times where I've been to a doctor two times in a row over a two month period.

And the notes that I get from the second meeting are like 40% accurate relative to what I said in the first session.

And so God bless all of the doctors in the world, but like making our doctors have to take copious notes to transcribe an interaction that then is going to miss like many key bullet points that actually I shared, you know, in that process.

My God, I would love everybody to be required to have a transcription of every conversation with a doctor, run that thing through Gemini 2.5 Pro, and that is the note that's in the doctor, you know, EHR system.

So I think for a large body of work,

that we do today, every day, these things will already exceed what the humans are doing.

Now, maybe they'll interpret the wrong insight as the key insight, but their ability to capture, synthesize, diagnose, summarize, transcribe is absolutely above human capability at this point.

I think I've reached the point in my personal use of AI that is very much akin to, it's very early in this, but it's very much akin to probably what sci-fi had intended.

If you think about the Jetsons or any author would have kind of predicted, I have a little command center where I'll be talking to my six-year-old about some historical thing or something interesting.

He'll ask a question.

And it's the kind of thing that normally you just punt on and you'd be like, I, you know, I don't know, man.

Like, I don't, I don't know why that happened.

I don't know how that works.

And we just like a hundred percent of time pull up Gemini or Chachapiti and just ask the question and go back and forth with it.

And it's like, it's this remarkable thing where just anything you want to know is now at your fingertips as this personal assistant that's just always with you.

And so that's how it's changing my personal life to the point where I think we'll just get to a point in a couple of years where