Corey Grant

And I think that's something that we should think about.

And I hate government regulation.

I'm not saying that, but just ethically, something that should be put in because I just, I don't know, man.

And I did watch Idiocracy, and I'm just like- I watched it two weeks ago, funny enough.

Dude, I know.

I was like, I watched it on an airplane.

I was like, oh my God, are we literally getting our law degrees at Costco here?

Because think about- At ChatGPT?

Yeah, at ChatGPT.

I mean, think about coding, right?

Go back-

I mean, a couple of years ago, you either one had to learn it.

I mean, you may not know what to school for it, but you had to learn it and you had to practice it and you had to do exactly what you said, Grant, you know, you had to learn and understand and all that.

That's what made you great as a software, you know, dev or engineer or designer or whatever.

Or you went to school and added more traditional path certification, whatever.

But now in this is the scary part for me.

is I don't have any traditional training in writing Python code.

But with Claude and other things that I use, I can write enough, and I can use it enough to fix little gaps in things that I'm doing, which would have absolutely roadblocked me, versus you imagine giving that to my daughter who knows nothing and can play around with it.

That is a... And it almost...

And it's weird that we haven't seen an acceleration of people who have more of these skills.