Amjad Masad

It asked me for some login information.

I did that.

So now the entire process is seamless and automated.

And finally, I can like commit to it.

So I think in people's lives, there's so many things that are manual and they like get lazy and they don't want to do.

And one thing I would say about the age of AI, and this is back to this idea of like, how do you generate ideas?

If you're lazy, that's going to be a virtue.

And I don't mean it in a way that you don't want to complete your work or but like if you're naturally just like don't want to do manual work, you're going to go about your life and you're going to see all these places that are just like boring and you should be doing manually and just like go build an app for that.

And maybe that becomes a consumer app that I you could like the app that I'm building for myself.

I could potentially put it on the app store at some point because it is probably useful for other people who want to track their sleep.

You've heard of Kaliak.

Right?

No.

And it's not just that.

It is, you know, it does sleep and does some of the other stuff.

You know, I kind of hate the word prompting AI because AI researchers spend a lot of time figuring out how to make AI respond to human queries.

I would say what separates those people are the people who are good communicators.

You need to just be a good communicator in general.

Like, prompting humans versus prompting AI.

Are you someone who can manage an intern well?