Beth Lyons

The...

People are going to believe that because they're going to believe there's some chasm, some, some moat that AI, that they're sitting in their castle and AI is on the other side of the moat and they've got double thick walls and they're tall and they got the archers and they're sitting in their castle and going, I can see AI and it has taken over that coding castle over there.

And I saw over at the little, you know, paralegal castle, it took that one down, whatever, but, but that's okay.

I have this moat.

And it's because they're implying something that they don't think AI can do or it's doing poorly today, such as empathy, right?

Like AI, this happens to me every single week when I create conundrums.

It is...

a struggle to get a really good conundrum because right now the models struggle to put on their human hat and understand what a good conundrum was and i have i have done over 50 of them at this point like this is a weekly struggle where i have to push back and go

that's an okay thing.

But one of your options here is a clear yes or no from a human.

And the AI gets it wrong all the time, right?

So, like, I can look at that and go, it doesn't get the humanness.

That's where the scary part is, to your point, Carl, is...

It's because they think they have something special.

It's either personality or things that AI doesn't particularly do well today.

Or they think they have a skill set that AI hasn't particularly touched today.

And they think they're esta and stink because nothing would imply that they are special.

perhaps in trouble or might be in trouble over the next two, three years.

And when you listen to matter, you listen to these other folks talk about those, you know, like it's sad to think what I did is no longer something that makes me unique.

That's going to happen to a lot of people.