Corey Knowles

That's so cool.

Here's a question that's probably a little less, it's definitely less technical, but it's a, I think it's a fair question and, uh,

What message would you want university-level programmers, like you were not that long ago, those who trained to compete for years, getting ready for these type of coding events, to take away from the result?

And how...

How does seeing an AI beat human teams affect your personal journey?

And the need to think, grow, and reason is arguably more vital than ever.

And I really think that we're going to see those become an increasingly important skill set in the world as we go.

And, you know, I love that you mentioned that, you know, maybe education needs to shift with the times, because I think that's a really vital thing right now.

Do you think that these types of competitions, you know, a few years out will remain primarily human showcases?

or evolve into joint contests, maybe parallel paths or something, where everyone's AI is competing over here and humans are over here?

It's hard to predict.

What's next on your list?

Are there upcoming competitions, milestones, things you're zeroing in on and thinking, I want to knock this over?

It'd be great for all of us, wouldn't it?

Ahmed, thank you so much for joining us.

It's been a real pleasure.

I've loved the chance to chat with you and pick your brain on all this.

You guys have so many exciting things going on right now.

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