Carl Yeh

And then Frontier.

And if you read Frontier, you're like, dude, that's OpenClaw for enterprises.

Once you deploy that thing...

that thing is accessing everything like every single, like, I don't know if anyone read the, what was in open in frontier.

I'm like, dear Lord, like I want access to that now.

I just don't want an open AI front front forward engineer.

I'm like, no, no, I want to play with that fully and have it completely use whatever.

Cause if they launch that, I guess it's like, I don't know that to me, that's another big, big,

changes how you actually work.

If that works how they want it, they think it's going to work.

Or if it even happens what Cloudbot does right now.

I think it's more like the entire week, right?

Because it was...

You got OpenClaw, then you got 4.6, you got 5.3, and they're all talking about it doing longer and longer work for you.

Combine that with cowork, the stuff people were doing in Cloud Code.

Like, I think the bubble has moved, but I'm always humbled because last couple of days I was, we were doing discovery with a client and let's see, the first three sessions we did, right?

Three departments.

We asked, here, how many people here, what are your thoughts and feelings about AI, right?

First group, I don't use it.

I barely use it.