David Friedberg

But again, the thing that I keep in mind whenever I try these apps for the first time is today is the worst it'll ever be.

It only gets better from here.

And so if you look at the starting point, it won't take but a year where this thing, I think, or maybe two years, where this thing is legitimately excellent.

It has to get the scripting right.

It has to get the prompting right.

It has to be a little bit easier for you to use.

There was a bunch of prompts that I used that were rejected by the IP, right?

Well, it just said, use me, but I couldn't validate that I was me.

Michael Bay is super cool, fun to hang out with, fun to party with.

Okay, well, way to bring it back to you.

We are a top 20 consumer of Bedrock.

So let me tell you what it looks like on the ground.

We redirected a ton of our workloads to Kimi K2 on Grok because it was really way more performant and frankly, just a ton cheaper than OpenAHI and Anthropic.

The problem is that when we use our coding tools, they route through Anthropic, which is fine because Anthropic is excellent, but it's really expensive.

The difficulty that you have is that when you have all this leapfrogging, it's not easy to all of a sudden just like, you know, decide to pass all of these prompts to different LLMs because they need to be fine-tuned and engineered to kind of work in one system.

And so like the things that we do to perfect code gen or to perfect back propagation on Kimmy or on Anthropic,

You can't just hot swap it to deep speed.

All of a sudden it comes out and it's that much cheaper.

It takes some weeks, it takes some months.

So it's a complicated dance and we're always struggling as a consumer.