Grant Harvey

Bringing it back to seemingly conscious AI, I think one of the interesting things about seemingly conscious AI is the idea of using AI to replace people.

And, you know, the more work that it can do for us, the more that we might be tempted or certain companies might be tempted to use it in place of people.

And I liked your idea of focusing it specifically on let's help humans do our work better.

And I feel like with the agentic browser, like you could lead it in that way where it's like it's doing the work for you, or you could lean it towards the way where, you know, no, it's assisting you do work.

And I think that's an interesting design choice to choose between.

I love that.

Yeah.

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So what's in your current AI stack?

Like what tools are you using?

What models are you using?

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Doing good.

Doing good.

How are you doing, Corey?

Yeah, I mean, you bring up a really good point because we're seeing this interesting phenomenon where people are self-diagnosing with chat GPT, but they're using 4.0 a lot of the time.