Brian Maucere

I don't know how you would do that exactly.

I don't have a VR headset, but view this as if you're standing in the room and it looks like you have some other information on here as well.

So go play with it.

Go to marble.worldlabs.ai.

Yes, you have to trade an email and log in for it, but you can go see what it's all about and see why this world modeling is such a big, big deal.

Well, look, how is it any different than like a cloud bot, right?

Where you have those early adopters, you know, and you have them either using cloud code six months ago, you know, and I remember when that came out and it was like, cloud can now do this computer use type stuff, whatever.

And I was like,

I think I'll wait and see.

But you have the early adopters who are crushing it and they're building all sorts of amazing things.

They're way out ahead of the curve, but they're also taking the most risk.

Maybe they have the ability to do that.

They have the financial stability to do that.

Not everybody does.

So sometimes there's that delay because...

It does take that long for it to be vetted, for people to feel like it's trustworthy.

I mean, hey, look at AI's adoption rate in general, which was another news story, which is basically still like only 50% of people are even touching AI at all in work.

However, those who work remotely were tracking the highest at like 66%.

which doesn't surprise me at all.

People who work remotely like myself, whose coworkers are spread out across the country and in different pockets and stuff like that.