Hayden Field

So I feel like Codex, you know, it's making a grand effort trying to catch up.

I do know people that use it and like it, but it doesn't have the same corner on the market yet.

And I mean, to be fair, OpenAI only just decided it's going to stop chasing side quests pretty recently.

So we'll see if that works out for it.

You know, I don't know, because we've seen different, like, versions of this type of goal for so many years, you know?

Even, like, a crazy example is when Elon Musk bought Twitter and he was like, this is going to be the new everything app.

We're going to have payments.

We're going to have encrypted messaging.

We're going to have this.

We're going to have that.

So it's like...

Yeah, I mean, I can see why they would chase it.

It's glamorous.

It's sexy and everything.

But everything I've seen covering AI in the last six years is that the money-making stuff is not sexy.

It is the back-end stuff.

It's like, I mean, Claude Cote, I guess you could say it's sexy.

But, like, for the average household, you know, like...

It's not that exciting for some people that aren't in tech.

But now that they're introducing these wrappers and new user interfaces to kind of get other types of teams within their own companies and any enterprise onto these tools and being able to use them, it's gaining a lot of traction.