Beth Lyons

But so like, it's a great environment and it's,

is the home of his most favorite coding partner.

It puts it back in the realm of language and even better back in the realm of a computer friendly language.

Right.

Markdown.

And if we go back to the JSON, right, for the for the MCP, it gets more and more computer friendly.

What's happening now is it takes a screenshot, then it analyzes the screenshot, then tries to decide what's happening with the screenshot.

I mean, we all know that when you move from visual to text-based, that's an inherent speed up and better result, fewer problems, fewer interpretation problems.

That makes me wonder.

I've had AI direct me to open the console and then find sections within the console, which I think everybody probably knows that.

But for folks who don't, it's basically looking at the code and the code language of your website.

You can look at different sections within the website in that.

And there are times when I can run a tiny script on the console and get something done with the content of what I'm looking at.

So it makes me wonder if what's happening now is still sort of fascinating.

for the human gaze, right?

So that if humans come back and they're like, oh yeah, no, we experienced it the way that you experience it.

AI is reassuring us so that we can follow that trace.

But I wonder if what we're gonna move to is not just it's reading it in this JSON way or that kind of stuff.

But my memory is going back to the viral video of

the AI agent calling the hotel to make a reservation and the hotel's AI agent answering and them like, Hey, I'm this.