Andy Halliday

Oh, go for it.

Sorry.

Yeah.

Locked and loaded here before we move on to Gemini 3, because I know we'll spend the rest of the time on that.

It's only 13 minutes in, so I think we got a couple minutes.

And these are short.

We've done a full show segment on Poe, which is one of the model aggregators out there where you can subscribe to Poe and Poe gives you access to, they have 200 plus AI models on there, okay?

A combination of open source and all the major models.

And they just introduced a new group chat functionality that lets you and up to 200 users

have a common meeting where you're interacting collectively with the AI model of your choice.

And I don't fully understand the use cases for that yet, and I haven't tried it, but that's an interesting sort of direction of development, right?

Group chat has recently been added, I think, to one of the main platforms, and I haven't found in my personal efforts here

a reason to use it but this is another one but with a very large number of people that means like a conference scale uh zoom meeting in effect can be hosted on on po that would allow all those people to be in a common chat i i don't know how that gets organized but anyway i wanted to pass that on and the other small thing is that um

Replit is one of the major vibe coding platforms.

We haven't spoken about it much, but it is a major player out there used by many, many enterprises and by Google as well.

I think internally in Google before they launched anti-gravity, a lot of there was news that many, many Google developers internally were using Replit.

And Google made an investment in Replit.

Well, they launched a new feature called Design, which is a totally new UI for the important component of building a mini app, which is developing the beautiful website design that's going to be presented to the users.

So imagine some combination of the skills of Canva being injected directly into the Replit

a vibe coding platform so that you work with that design feature and you're going to get a much better, more beautiful presentation UI than you would have otherwise.