Beth Lyons

Will it touch everybody?

No, you might be the one.

You might be the one with a desk job that just somehow navigates the next three or four years and AI does not fundamentally touch your job.

I'm sure there'll be many, many use cases of that.

And those are the people that will raise their voice to lattice and go, not me, not me.

But I think the majority of people are going to be caught off guard.

when AI suddenly and quickly can do something three months or four months later that it didn't previously show any signs of capability to do.

We're now at a point where we're making drastic leaps and bounds multiple times per year.

We're past the, I might get a GPT-5.

Honestly, who cares?

Who cares if 6 comes out this year?

That's not my top concern with AI.

I don't care if GPT-6 comes out this year.

It's like table stakes.

So that used to be our biggest thing that we talk about.

What is the newest model coming out?

And now we're like, yeah, the models matter.

What matters more is how they interoperate with each other, how these agent systems build, how they communicate with each other.

And that is now the thing that I'm caring about is what systems are people building and how do they play?

The MyClaw, if that's what in fact it is, I don't know.