Corey Grant

You could go back 10 years and you could that's when you could start going to like boot camps and stuff and learn coding, get a real job.

And 10 years before that, you were in a university, though, where you were taking the most intensive math courses the college had to offer and and working your way through linear algebra and calculus and a variety of other things, probability and statistics and math.

They kind of streamlined around a lot of that into people who are working and have been for a number of years.

Well, and I think you, you made a good point.

And, you know, my opinion is, is that, you know, I don't want to eliminate jobs, like not, not down for that, but you're very much right.

As some people do take that approach, but you can definitely do more with less, less input.

Right.

Um, and I think that you made a point earlier that I think was really interesting is that, and I don't know why, like, and I'm not talking about like the comfy UI type thing, but if you think about.

just general AI tools I read about in the neuron every day, right?

The treats to try, you know, if I'm being honest, like, and you see this stuff, it is very enterprise corporate focused.

Like I, at least I get that feeling.

It's like, if you were to go and survey a lot of the companies in that, it would be like, Hey, we're, we're B2B.

There might be a few B2C, right?

But most of it's B2B.

And I think you're right.

And the point you made earlier is that,

A lot of it is kind of focused on, you know, the churn of businesses, like being able to like get yourself in the door and all that because they have money.

But I think what's underserved is a lot of B2C use cases, like generally.

And I think that that is even, like I said, back to the original point, it was like the value of local compute.

And I think ChaiGBT does both, but it was kind of consumer first, right?