Carson Block

So I think you're much more effective having the client

running the discovery in Claude and querying Claude, at least to make your arguments.

And that will save innumerable billable hours.

So that's a profession that I think is going to shrink significantly in the coming several years.

And that's a very highly paid profession.

Yeah, but that's – I haven't seen businesses really think too long-term about, you know, for a long time, right?

I mean, everybody's focused on, you know, how much am I going to make this year?

Maybe they're thinking next year.

So – and the problem, you know, look, one of the pushbacks to –

this idea that you're going to see the level of labor displacements that I think you're going to see is that, oh, well, the adoption curve, technologies are never adopted at the rate at which they could theoretically be adopted.

And yeah, that's true.

But the thing here is that the cost savings

for the providers of these services, the cost savings are going to be so significant, they're going to be able to massively underprice their competitors.

So it's going to be an existential problem for businesses that don't take advantage of this technology and reduce their cost and pricing structures accordingly.

So that's why I think that the adoption curve argument here

So it's not yet.

A couple of things.

Yeah.

Well, all right.

So the current generation of these models, which was released in January, February, was the first, this is the first generation where it's, you know, I said, these are not idiotic.