Hala Taha

Yeah.

I mean, I have to say...

Thinking about agents is so mind blowing.

And when I think about AI and all the talks that I've had, a lot of people talk about it as being like a great equalizer.

And we were just talking about how humans are not gonna work and everything like that, but I'm competitive, right?

So like, as I've been going through these conversations, I've been thinking about like, well, how am I gonna be like the best version of me?

How am I gonna be like a better entrepreneur and compete?

But now, as I've thought about it more, I realize that it's like you have to be the best trainer of the AI.

Like I kind of imagine everybody being an entrepreneur, having agents that work at their personal company, basically.

And you basically have to be the best at coordinating your agents and figuring out how to like mobilize all that AI and all your AI support.

And so smart people are going to be smarter at that.

Right?

And creative and innovative people are going to be more creative and innovative when it comes to their own agents.

And so I just feel like a lot of people are probably worried that, like, you know, there's not going to be any room for them, to your point, as humans.

But I really think it's going to be how you manage your AI.

So I know that you co-founded Inflection AI with Mustafa Suleiman.

And one of your big missions there is to create companions that have like high emotional intelligence for humans.

It's not a workplace tool.

You're really creating companions for people.

Why do you think that's important?