Andreas Welsch

But

The cool thing that this enables you to do then as well is think about what am I doing?

What am I doing repetitively?

Do I really need all these steps?

And what can I cut out of that?

What remains?

What is really core?

What can I automate?

And how can I automate that?

And whether that is your workflow going from a podcast to newsletter to social posts or something in your finance department, HR department, procurement department, wherever you are, the same basic principle applies as well.

Exactly.

So, hmm.

I would say, to me, it's similar probably to how we think about electricity these days.

It's there, it works, but it's enabled innovation vastly and far beyond what people envisioned 100 years ago.

What could be possible?

Whether it's powering factories or just having light in your house.

Look, we have computers that were enabled by electricity, that are powered by electricity.

We have so much more innovation.

And I think at a minimum, we'll see that too.

So we're underestimating today what will be possible and what we'll see over the next 15, 20 years.