Corey Knowles

Uh, and I think those kinds of tasks in an event solution will still have some value, but I, um,

I don't know that it's going to be the level that I would have said 24 hours ago.

I know.

I haven't seen that one.

That is interesting.

You know...

I think, you know, there's always going to be a need for large scale, you know, data piping and processes like that on the back end of the business that stuff that makes a business run.

The stuff that is right now what engineers do.

You know, that, you know, they're working on that architecture, that plumbing that keeps the Internet functioning.

Yeah.

While I think some of that will absolutely be done this way.

Whenever we see, you know, what I would say is the, you know, the Pro Tools version of this that the back end guys will be using.

Because, I mean, there's absolutely an impact here on how a codex type tool works as well, I would say, in the long run.

But I think there will be a value for those kind of options still.

I still think there's going to be a need for some software.

I just think that what we're going to see both as writers, as software engineers, even, you know, maybe SEO people or something at some point in the future to give another nod to our friend.

Yeah.

is a day that looks different and has different tasks than what we're used to with a higher volume of things being done with less effort than they have been in the past.

And we're going to run a third one.

Yeah.