Dylan Patel

And me saying, book my trip to go to Austin in two days, I have X, Y, Z constraints and actually trusting it. I think there's an HCI problem, coming back for information.

And me saying, book my trip to go to Austin in two days, I have X, Y, Z constraints and actually trusting it. I think there's an HCI problem, coming back for information.

That's the thing, if we can't get intelligence that's enough to solve the human world on its own. We can create infrastructure like the human operators for Waymo over many years that enable certain workflows.

That's the thing, if we can't get intelligence that's enough to solve the human world on its own. We can create infrastructure like the human operators for Waymo over many years that enable certain workflows.

That's the thing, if we can't get intelligence that's enough to solve the human world on its own. We can create infrastructure like the human operators for Waymo over many years that enable certain workflows.

Yeah, it's like an API call and it's hilarious. There's going to be teleoperation markets when we get human robots, which is there's going to be somebody around the world that's happy to fix the fact that it can't finish loading my dishwasher when I'm unhappy with it. But that's just going to be part of the Tesla service package.

Yeah, it's like an API call and it's hilarious. There's going to be teleoperation markets when we get human robots, which is there's going to be somebody around the world that's happy to fix the fact that it can't finish loading my dishwasher when I'm unhappy with it. But that's just going to be part of the Tesla service package.

Yeah, it's like an API call and it's hilarious. There's going to be teleoperation markets when we get human robots, which is there's going to be somebody around the world that's happy to fix the fact that it can't finish loading my dishwasher when I'm unhappy with it. But that's just going to be part of the Tesla service package.

But if you can make things that are good at one step, you can stack them together. So that's why I'm like, if it takes a long time, we're going to build infrastructure that enables it. You see the operator launch. They have partnerships with certain websites, with DoorDash, with OpenTable, with things like this. Those partnerships are going to let them climb really fast.

But if you can make things that are good at one step, you can stack them together. So that's why I'm like, if it takes a long time, we're going to build infrastructure that enables it. You see the operator launch. They have partnerships with certain websites, with DoorDash, with OpenTable, with things like this. Those partnerships are going to let them climb really fast.

But if you can make things that are good at one step, you can stack them together. So that's why I'm like, if it takes a long time, we're going to build infrastructure that enables it. You see the operator launch. They have partnerships with certain websites, with DoorDash, with OpenTable, with things like this. Those partnerships are going to let them climb really fast.

Their model is going to get really good at those things. It's Proof of concept, that might be a network effect where more companies want to make it easier for AI. Some companies will be like, no, let's put blockers in place. And this is the story of the internet we've seen. We see it now with training data for language models where companies are like, no, you have to pay. Business working it out.

Their model is going to get really good at those things. It's Proof of concept, that might be a network effect where more companies want to make it easier for AI. Some companies will be like, no, let's put blockers in place. And this is the story of the internet we've seen. We see it now with training data for language models where companies are like, no, you have to pay. Business working it out.

Their model is going to get really good at those things. It's Proof of concept, that might be a network effect where more companies want to make it easier for AI. Some companies will be like, no, let's put blockers in place. And this is the story of the internet we've seen. We see it now with training data for language models where companies are like, no, you have to pay. Business working it out.

You actually can't call an American Airlines agent anymore.

You actually can't call an American Airlines agent anymore.

You actually can't call an American Airlines agent anymore.

But think about it. United has accepted the Starlink term, which is they have to provide Starlink for free and the users are going to love it. What if one airline is like, we're going to take a year and we're going to make our website have white text that works perfectly for the AIs. Every time anyone asks about an AI flight... They buy whatever airline it is.

But think about it. United has accepted the Starlink term, which is they have to provide Starlink for free and the users are going to love it. What if one airline is like, we're going to take a year and we're going to make our website have white text that works perfectly for the AIs. Every time anyone asks about an AI flight... They buy whatever airline it is.

But think about it. United has accepted the Starlink term, which is they have to provide Starlink for free and the users are going to love it. What if one airline is like, we're going to take a year and we're going to make our website have white text that works perfectly for the AIs. Every time anyone asks about an AI flight... They buy whatever airline it is.