Brian Maucere

Things have sped up in a way that forever doesn't mean next generation.

Forever might mean five years.

It might also mean six months, depending on what the barriers are and how quickly they can they can.

I don't even know what the bridge was.

Like, for all the people who were saying, like, I took a weekend off from AI and I no longer know what the conversation was, I was like, bridge?

What?

Like, I don't know what that was.

But I do think that what we're talking about... All right, so let's go back to, Carl, you showing us, like, the wall of phones or the walls of computers that are running agents.

And so let's say that... It's not really agents.

Okay.

Well, you're laughing about that.

But...

Is that also something?

Well, I guess I don't mean that the human agents aren't the real agents, but could one human manage a wall of computers and who are running agentic processes and that be part of what is allowed in the regulation?

So this isn't monkey fingers.

I don't know.

This is like just a human in the room.

Because that's where we start to get, okay, so the regulation says this, it has to be done by a human.

Now we define what done is.

And as a human, can I manage five agents?