Corey Knowles

I'm like, this is an agent.

And then the next day at like, you know, I don't know, 12 o'clock, midday, we're both like, they did this thing.

Yeah.

I feel vindicated.

That's what I feel.

I've been having this argument for years since companies first started grabbing the word agent and throwing it around like they knew what they were talking about.

And it was a thing that has just, like, they're still super useful.

Don't get me wrong.

Those AI agent tools that companies are building are useful in a lot of aspects.

But what this is is something that's useful to people.

It's useful to individual contributors at a company.

It's useful in your daily life.

Like I've got a thing I want to try on here later on, maybe while we're on here even, that I've been working on that's, you know, I want to see if it can help.

Yeah, I feel vindicated.

And I will say, obviously, you know, it's new.

And I'm sure that, you know, anytime a new product releases from OpenAI, there is a week or so of you can barely get on.

Just like when a new video game patch drops, like, you know, patch day is always an experience.

Definitely.

And so is new tool day.

High five for that, by the way.