Carl Yeh

I don't know if their algorithm is kind of wonky on that.

This isn't an ex-grape session, but I remember it was really bad for a while in the comments.

there'd be like ads or different posts.

And you're like, I'm trying to look at the comments for this specific post, but I have to scroll down a bit.

And find the real comments.

And it's like, it's just, yeah, it's kind of weird that way, but it's it.

But what I do like though, is the ability to how it links to different pages now.

And on the mobile app, it actually works quite well.

because of just how they they laid it out i kind of like that ability to see um the like what external websites so i thought it's kind of a neat upgrade to it okay i want to spit into something slightly different which is the world of um

There is one thing I wanted to... It's more of a discussion.

Yeah, go for it.

Yeah, so...

Uh, so there is this, um, post by Nate Jones on the videos called the, the AI market just split in two.

And I think it's a, it's a really good video to watch because what he was talking about, where we're always looking at who will win.

But I've been noticing this too, is that like, it's not who will win.

It's like, what are they actually, who's their market for?

Right.

And I think you're starting to see the divergence of where they're focused on.

And also what we're seeing too is it's less about one tool to rule them all.

It's, and that's why we advocate for systems thinking, not tools thinking, but