Brian Maucere

That's totally normal and secure and private and known to be suitable.

So we don't use it as much here, but it being connected and being able to work through WhatsApp is kind of a really big deal.

Right?

Well, go ahead, Brian.

I was just going to say, I don't know that I... Look, I'm not this guy, Peter, so maybe I don't know.

But...

When you look at my claw and what it is, I don't personally see a massive moat around it.

So the reality is like...

To me, it was more of a concept of how this will work, but it's also a bit in the open.

And so what would stop all the best engineers and AI people at Meta from doing exactly the same thing through Meta?

I mean, I would imagine Google would be doing the same thing or Anthropic is kind of doing the same thing when you look at cowork.

while extremely impressive, I think it's like, you know, 3.5 came out and open AI was a clear leader and, but then very quickly other major players caught up.

And so I don't really think this is something that's like in sense of him joining open AI.

I don't get the impression that this is a big get in terms of, um,

well, nobody else will have this technology.

You know, I don't, I don't get that impression.

I will say there was other news.

This is just another news story, but I can't find it, so I can't read it word for word.

But anyway, the gist of it was somebody who has tracked and watched updates and financial updates and things like that for OpenAI.

has shown over the course of the last two, three years that some serious words have been washed from it in terms of security, openness, good for all, you know, these kind of things.