Grant Harvey

What's your take on this?

Yeah, deleted the whole code base of someone, right?

Yeah, that may be the lawsuit.

Do you have an industry that you think it'll happen?

I mean, we just mentioned coding.

It seems the most likely since people are giving cloud code and other things access to their terminal and letting it code directly on the computer.

Very good one.

Love that.

What was your main takeaway, would you say?

Yeah.

I mean, for me, I'll say, like, the open source conversation was super interesting.

And I know we're going to talk about that in a minute here before we wrap up.

Especially when it's like, yeah, a lot of these open source models come out and they're really tempting to use because they're so much cheaper than, you know, the closed source models.

So why wouldn't you want to use them?

Well, if you're a big company, even if you can't afford to spin it up on AWS or one of these other AI cloud providers and run it, that doesn't mean that it's going to be compliant with everything you needed to do.

And you really need to be watching that and set aside dedicated resources to doing that.

You know, even if you're a small company, too.

I think about Microsoft, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

He brings us up a lot where he's like, you know, one of the biggest barriers to AI is the liability and who's liable when an agent goes on, does something.

Is it the company?