Corey Knowles

three quarter view from the ground.

I think more that there are no commas or natural breaks included is what threw me off.

That it is literally just a long string of words.

It is word soup.

Like you could grab any chunk and be reading nonsense if you didn't know what you were doing.

I say that because it impressed me, because what that means is it's still able to grab the context from that and know, oh, he means black and white, he means noir this, he means, you know, he wants a clown and a tutu dancing around on top of a beach ball.

That's not what I was generating images of, to be clear.

But now, with that said, on the end user side, like a typical knowledge worker sitting at a desk, person who's spending their day in Slack or Google Chat or Microsoft Teams or whatever your particular flavor of communication software is, I think it will be much like what you've said.

I think we'll get in in the morning,

And we'll open up our AI of choice, whichever one that happens to be.

And it really doesn't matter that much.

It matters less every time a new model comes out.

Yeah, we've really reached a point where the basics are good to go.

So, you know, just pick your flavor and be happy with it.

But...

I picture coming in in the morning and it being like, hey, here are the few things I'm supposed to give you every morning.

I got this ready for you.

I got this.

You've got these meetings, you know, kind of a true sit down and have a five minute stand up with your with your personal assistant kind of thing to the morning.

But with AI and and I think then it'll be things like, oh, they talk to me.