Brian Maucere

And Dario Amodi came out and said, you know, oh, no, I'm sorry.

I take that back.

And NVIDIA said,

Jensen Wong said, I don't want anybody writing code unless it has to be done.

You should always be using AI for the most efficient.

So we see this again and again.

It's not like it's some huge thing, but it says that has AI coding reached a tipping point?

That seems to be the case for Spotify, at least.

This is from TechCrunch, which shared this week that its fourth quarter earnings call, what I just told you.

Of note, Spotify pointed out it shipped more than 50 new features and changes to its streaming app, 3.20.25.

and most recently has rolled out more features like AI-powered prompted playlists, page match, audiobooks, and About This Song.

I haven't seen that one.

That's cool.

Which all launched within the past few weeks.

As a very, very frequent Spotify user, and also one of the biggest platforms we go out on for this show is Spotify, just through the podcast side of it.

I don't know what my total hours are every year, but it's...

It's a lot.

I listen to a lot of music while I work.

I'm that guy.

I don't work in silence.