Anthony Pompliano

Okay, that's nice.

But for something like an investment decision, right?

If the model or agent is saying, okay, based on all this information, here's something I think you should consider.

And then you've got to go be the one to press the button.

Like at some point, people will just be comfortable and like, let the machine press the button, right?

Yeah.

And also, I've talked to a lot of financial advisors.

We built this AI CFO product.

And one of the things that's interesting with the RIAs is it's very split.

Half of them are like, you know, you AI people are idiots and you're going to try to automate my job.

And, you know, they're all kind of hung up.

But the other half,

Or like, hey, this is a tool to make me better at serving my client.

And so the truth is probably somewhere in between.

Like it is helpful, but also will automate some of the job.

But it is very interesting to see what my experience has been is the people who want to embrace it tend to have bigger businesses than the people who are like a little bit more, you know, protecting the old school way.

You know what's funny is I talked to Ben Serra.

He's the one who's doing Pulsia, you know, the company that's got millions of revenue and no employees or whatever.

And I asked him, you know, what is your day like?

Like if everything is automated, like what do you do all day?