Brian Maucere

And then I think Carl was, I think Carl actually talking about it was first.

I was like, I have no idea what Carl's talking about right now.

I was just head down in my own world with Claude, Claude code and not paying attention much to the world outside of football.

And, um, the, uh,

I think this is one of those... Go way back to baby AGI or one of these things.

I think it's a peek into the future of how these systems work.

And in that, it's very, very...

beneficial and helpful because oftentimes with AI, it's like, you don't know what you don't know.

And it's hard to sometimes to connect the synapses and say, oh, I know exactly where this is going because so much of this is so forward, forward frontier that there's often not something super relatable.

And so oftentimes when I'm talking about people in AI, you can tell that, I mean, these are very, very smart people who are, you know,

executives at companies and stuff but as we're just talking it's like you know when i was just uh on site last week i was talking to the ceo we were just having a casual conversation about it and it was just about what they're doing with their company and they're doing amazing things with ai but also internally we're doing ai and it always just sort of comes back to like well where do we think this is going where do we where do we think this connects cloud code obviously has been a huge conversation starter because of what it enables you to do with local files and things like that and

now Claude Botter or something like that in the future that sort of sits in between.

Um, yeah, totally makes sense to me.

I guess if there's, you know, use cases for messaging it, I know it said it worked through like WhatsApp and you could text it or any, whatever your platform is.

I think it's like sort of platform agnostic in terms of how you communicate.

Um,

but I think what it does nothing, you know, everybody plays with it.

It goes through the new cycle, whatever, but it's like, Oh, okay.

Now we all collectively have this sort of new level of understanding of maybe the way these systems will,

be part of our day-to-day lives I think that's what I took away from now I'm not deep into it I haven't like tried it or I don't have a Mac mini so I don't know I don't have a little computer that I'm gonna go like do this I'd be waiting on you to do it Andy with it with your old maybe your old systems or something or Carl you know but I think it does if nothing else these are good conversations to have even if it's not very good in itself it's