Corey Knowles

You know, I saw Ethan Mollick said that one of the things that's really impressed him about this is that it can do really good work in a spreadsheet, including formulas.

which is frankly not a thing anyone's doing beautifully just yet.

I agree with you.

And this did really well on OpenAI's spreadsheet benchmark.

That's apparently a thing.

Yeah, that's supposedly one of its strengths.

And it scored like, I want to say like a 42 to a 45, somewhere in there.

I can't remember off the top of my head.

But it was significantly higher than any of their previous models.

I don't have that data to compare to other companies right now.

Sort of doubled the performance of the standard font.

Every single week.

And most people, myself included, are not spreadsheet wizards.

True.

You know, there are plenty of people who are.

But most people are comfortable functioning in a simple grid.

A lot of people aren't comfortable with formulas beyond, like, some formulas.

You know?

So I think there's a real cool ability here and some neat stuff to discuss later on down the road about AI-friendly spreadsheets and stuff that we've had discussions about on the side in the past.

Yeah, because I don't think we have to tell it what tools to use.