Beth Lyons

Like, the iPhone is amazing, but not because it's, like, the best phone in the world.

Maybe this just has a little bit of ink in it and then does amazing things that are non-pen-like, right?

Like, if you really want to write with something, you should get another kind of pen.

But this pen can do a thousand different things, right?

That's the piece for me that I think I will need a little bit more reassurance around because I have had the experience of recording voice memos in the car and not looking at the phone because I'm actually driving in the car and somehow it stopped recording, right?

Like I have a fear of, like I don't want to be able to glance at something and see a little red blinking light or something.

And it's, you know, a pen or a pen in a pocket, right?

And Andy said, maybe that's going to connect to your phone.

And so maybe that's my reassurance.

But but that's a piece like you need to convince me that not having a screen is isn't going to make me lose like the thought of the idea or or like, you know, go and put that on my computer.

Oh, it was asleep.

Sorry, we didn't wake up.

Right.

Like, yeah, good things.

I'm really interested in Claude's constitution, revised constitution, and how it was written.

First, that it's incredibly long, right?

As I'm reading, I'm like, this is for training, not for inference, right?

Because you just took up a ton of your window, of the token window.

But also that it is...

And it is written in the third person for Claude, right?