Ian Dunning

There's not much to read a book.

You can't read a textbook about it if it's useful.

So people ask AI.

And, you know, it always mentions some things of an unusual frequency that maybe an expert in that field wouldn't.

It focuses on some things.

And we noticed in our winter internship program, a lot of sort of very technical quant finance research terms being mentioned a lot by the interns that no full-timer used.

It's like the original seed of the mind virus was AI.

So there's a little stuff like that.

But our token spending is going to go up.

That's almost guaranteed.

And...

Yeah.

We're getting value out of it.

Maybe not two X productivity, but I talked to someone who said that team's 50% more productive.

That's pretty good.

I mean, you'd happily pay $100 a day for that.

I just don't understand how people who are token poor could keep up with someone who's token rich.

And that's, again, goes to the acceleration feeling.

It's like if you have two people who are sort of equally resourceful and smart, but someone has basically a co-pilot with them that's giving them a 50% boost.

And all they have to do to get that is essentially spend money.