Adam Leventhal

I mean, this is why, Adam, we've said this before, but we're glad that we record these sessions.

So you're getting more than the prediction.

You're getting the context around it.

And if you listen to your context around it, you were very clearly calling out, separating out coding and research agents, which you felt had... It was funny because you were like, these are kind of already here already.

And you realize like, oh, my God, they weren't completely already there even only a year ago.

They had exploded in the last year.

But I think the delineation that you had last year, which I thought was very good, was these things, anything to do with money.

You are not going to let these things loose on anything to do with money.

And I think we saw that with a proxy for money databases.

And we saw these things deleting production databases, right?

And it's like, I know you said in the readme, you said in all caps, do not touch the production database.

And I did it anyway.

And you're right.

This is a very serious issue.

This is a 95 out of 100 in terms of its severity.

I mean, it's just like, it's comical what some of these things would do.

I think you're right.

Yeah.

And I think when you, you said it earlier too, that the gullibility problem was a, was a real problem.

And the, I don't know if you have listened to the, the shell game podcast with Evan Ratliff.