Carl Yeh

That person's intuition after how many years of doing something is really tough to to get that right.

Even no matter how great the prediction is, sometimes because I asked like he was like, oh, yeah, sometimes it's totally off.

Like everything tells me to do this way, but just my instinct tells me to do it.

And it was the right decision.

Like an AI agent does not have that contra, like, oh, I'm going to go contrary.

Just, yeah, it's very tough.

I think so.

I was trying to think about it from like a construction sense, right?

So this is where, to me, glasses make a lot of sense because while someone's inspecting something, they have to see it.

And so if they're doing an inspection on, say, whatever, for a safety perspective...

that person's knowledge and history understanding of the materials and you know how it comes into play will that you're augmented by ai and maybe it can catch things that you might not like as a beginner but as someone 20 years experience you you can kind of feed off each other because the air be like well what about this do you think and then it's like

No, because of this and the weather and this, this actually happens.

It's like, oh, okay.

That kind of stuff could play off.

That's why I thought it was great that you can connect to each other.

Yeah, it was interesting because you have... How do people make decisions?

And it isn't just history.

It's also like... I don't know.

Some people just have like...

like intuition of certain things, even though it has never happened to them before, but they just have that feeling.