David Sachs

It feels like we've hit some sort of new inflection point there where the quality's gotten to the point where you're starting to see robo-taxis now, Waymos and Tesla.

Yeah.

I think so.

I think that'll happen probably this year.

So the product that just came out recently that everyone's kind of going crazy over is the latest iteration of Cloud Code, which is powered by Anthropix Opus 4.5 model, which seems to be a real breakthrough in coding.

And so again, this is, you know, the software developers are really impressed with it, but

Inside of Cloud Code, they introduced a new tab called Cowork, where, again, you can, as a non-coder or as someone who is looking to create output other than code, you can now use it to basically create all sorts of other kinds of outputs.

Like I mentioned, you can do spreadsheets or PowerPoints.

things like that.

And you can have it, you can point it to your file drive and it can look at the work you've already done.

So if there's a particular type of format for a PowerPoint you like, you just point it to the work you've already done and say, I want to do a new presentation, but using this style, but on this topic.

And it'll actually emulate

you know, your style and the work, your format, the work you've already done.

And people are very impressed with this.

And you can also point it at your email and have it analyze your email, pull things out of it.

So right now it's very task-based.

You, the user, have to prompt it

for each task, but you can see there the beginning of a personal digital assistant where you connect it to your file drive, to your email, to all of your data sources, and it can start to do tasks for you.

And again, it understands the format and the style that you like to produce work in.

So it feels to me like we just need one more layer of abstraction on top of a tool like that.