David Pierce

And we're going to make everything feel a little better and less in your face.

And we're going to get it out of like the stupid text editing software.

Like we don't need Copilot in all these places, Microsoft.

It's going to be fine.

But yeah, this this thing, Microsoft, I think I think you're right.

I think it thought that it had the answer and all it had left to do was put it everywhere.

And now I think it maybe knows it doesn't have the answer at all and is going to flail pretty spectacularly as a result.

I mean, just the fact that the agentic computing revolution is not really consumer software yet.

like in any real way, like go do a bunch of tasks for me is just a thing that costs a billion dollars in tokens now.

Sure.

Like you can't make that a consumer problem.

Also, I don't think people think in loops in that specific way.

It's also happening on Mac studios and Mac minis.

Like, no, like, like importantly, people are not running open claw on their windows computers.

They're running them on Macs.

And there was also news this week about Microsoft, you know, trying to figure out how to do OpenClaw type computer.

You see things through Copilot, which is sort of an obviously good idea if you're Microsoft and they should have been doing this a while ago.

But like it is just they've lost every possible version of this advantage so far.

It's wild to me.

Right.