Grant

Yeah, let's actually go to artificial analysis.

We can look at that a little bit more in depth.

So Gemini 3 Pro is still the highest on their index here.

Well, it's tied.

Oh, good call.

It is tied.

You're right.

Yeah.

I guess the point that I wanted to make here specifically and talk about is that it's really fast, it's really cheap, and it's really smart.

And at a certain point, that changes the calculation that we're seeing right now where

Right now, jobs that are, quote unquote, exposed to AI are seeing their wages increase according to data that Vanguard just put out.

Basically, over the last two years, jobs that supposedly were likely to be automated are actually the people in those roles are commanding higher salaries because they're learning how to work with the tools and they're able to do more.

So you're able to do more.

You can argue for being paid more.

And I wonder at what point that the AI model itself gets so intelligent and so capable and so cheap that that calculation switches and then there's less people who work at less companies or there is a

report that I saw recently about a bunch of freelance copywriters and how the market for their skill set has basically imploded.

And the Reddit thread that I was talking about with Logan earlier was a lot of programmers worrying about the same thing happening to them.

Now, there was a lot of programmers in the thread saying the amount of vibe coding that has been unleashed has led to a lot of freelance work for them fixing slop.

Yeah.

The conversation, the comment that stood out the most to me was this comment, which I'm going to read.