Adam Leventhal

I also do think, and I have been debating whether to make this a one-year or a three-year, but I'm going to go ahead, and Adam, if you thought I was out of my mind on my vibe coding prediction, maybe you're really going to say I'm out of my mind on this.

I do, so I, like a lot of people,

I've been having increasingly intense dot-com boom flashbacks.

And in particular, the thing that is killing me is the kind of capitulation to the never-ending boom.

And that was the last stage of the dot-com boom, was the capitulation, which happened, I would say, in late 99, early 2000, where everyone's like, you know what?

It is going to be, wow, I'm just going to join the madness.

And yes, I know it's madness.

But because everyone did know it was madness when it corrected or corrected really quickly,

um i think that we are going to get in the first stage of that and i think that the first stage of that this coming year is going to be some of these companies that i think are ultimately going to be a feature of the frontier models that are independent companies and so i hate to pick on them because i don't want to well it is what it is i guess actually you've you've already like thrown three different authors you've thrown three different authors under the bus and i threw a fourth under the bus so why am i why do i care

Like why are you not doing your part?

It's never too early to get working on our one-year OKRs getting a C&D.

Yes.

Okay, fine.

Harvey, I'm going to call him out.

So Harvey is this – have you heard of Harvey, Adam?

No.

Oh, my God.

Okay, so Harvey is a variant of LLMs that is aimed at the legal profession, right?

It's aimed to assist lawyers, maybe to be an automatic lawyer, unclear, but it is designed to be LLMs for lawyers.

It has an $8 billion valuation right now.