Dennis Mortensen

As you click send, it is already agreed upon because Amy works for both of us.

So that we certainly see happening internally for both.

all sorts of meetings for where, hey.

Of course, yeah, yeah.

So we certainly, so I'm four plus years in, Amy and Andrew have set up about

3,500 meetings for me.

And it takes about eight emails for every meeting, about three and a half on each side in general, if two people are trying to negotiate it.

As in, you and me have no software attached to what we do.

So that means there's some 20,000 odd emails that do not exist in my life.

So I'm obviously not even happy.

I'm fucking ecstatic.

As in, I can do exactly what you described, outsource a little chore.

And what happens in the vast majority of cases is that people say, yeah, I can't do tomorrow, Dennis, but I can do the day after.

I can do next Wednesday, or I can do 1 o'clock, but not 2 o'clock.

That is great.

Does that mean that we don't have a foo here and there, given that language is not a solved science?

Sure we do.

So a good example here to give you some metrics, the year before I started X.AI, I did 1,019 meetings, probably a little less than you, who might be completely batshit crazy in your calendar, because I saw a screenshot of it earlier today.

So in that regard, I might just be normal, but of 1,019 meetings, would I set up

manually at 11 p.m.