Jack Neel

I mean, they do like, I think he made like 25 million from it in high school or maybe that was the valuation.

It was just take a photo of food and tracks calories automatically.

It just sounds like you built that for yourself as a personal.

These things are easy.

Yeah, I was like, that sounds more integrated.

That's really interesting.

Huh.

That's a cool space to think about, like all the wearable tech and like all the things that are tracking data and building apps that combine all these things in general.

But what do you think separates someone who's bad at prompting AI from someone who's really good at it?

My last girlfriend, she was like, Jack, I'm such a bad communicator.

Like, how do I like work on this?

I was like, just go to an improv class.

She didn't really love it, but like I said, I think it helped her a bit, um, understand like the basic techniques.

Yeah.

I think it's super helpful.

It is.

So you hacked into your school to change your grades as a kid?

That's a great story, genuinely.

It seems like some type of commonality with really successful founders in your space is like this kind of hacker, black hat, white hat background.

Just on this concept of