Aneesh Raman

Forget your job title.

And you could be CEO or the newest hire at a company, and I'd say the same thing.

Forget your job title.

You do about 12 tasks every week.

What are the tasks that AI can do now?

I mean, if you're only coding as a software engineer, all your work is in bucket one.

But generally, which is why they're still hiring software engineers, that isn't all you do.

You also have to meet with other teams.

You have to meet with customers.

You can use these tools to prototype things in new ways.

So whatever you got going that AI can do, that's bucket one.

Bucket two is what you're doing with AI.

And this is the key.

It isn't bucket one stuff.

Bucket one is what you're assigning to AI.

Bucket two is what you're doing with AI.

That means you're doing something new.

You're learning something new or you're building something new.

You can now go into a meeting with someone you've never met who's from a different world.

Doesn't have to be literally a different country speaking a different language.