Beth Lyons

Yep.

And they also, this is also happening in Google Home.

There has been a lab that you could, Google Labs project that you could opt into that would make that easier as well.

Because again, you could write a script for the scenes that were happening and how many things you wanted to coincide.

But now you can do that with natural language, right?

That's the lab anyway.

But it's users of Claude, right?

So you have some AI literacy, but you're also like deeper and deeper in the AI literacy because the majority of people still have not heard of Claude.

Right.

I think people identify with what they do.

And when what they do, when how what they do changes so that they're doing less of it, doing it differently, that is kind of an existential, like, who am I now kind of experience.

I do think that the other piece of this for me is that often work is judged by what it produces, right?

And so if you're keeping the human part, but the actual act of production is no longer out of the human, it is that you gave, like you had the conversation with people.

It was transcribed.

A successful sale was done.

And that took you 15, 20 minutes.

And then AI spit something out in five that has all of this great stuff.

That couldn't happen without the human-human conversation, right?

Carl says that all the time.

Right.