Jaden Schaefer

They're going to be able to manage your comments.

They're going to be able to update and fix metadata and organize content with tags and categories.

A lot of the stuff that was quite menial to do in the task or, you know, in the past is now going to be able to be accomplished by these agents on your website.

Honestly, I'm a huge fan.

I think this is amazing.

What I'll say is that the hosted version of WordPress dot com, it's only a really small fraction of the 43 percent of websites that WordPress pass.

hours still it is a pretty big footprint there's about 20 billion page views there's about 409 million unique visitors every month that go through websites that are hosted via wordpress.com so those websites will get access to this but it's not every website in the world and it's not the full kind of wordpress is 40 percent of the entire website that's kind of getting access to all of these tools

All right, the last story of the day is that Jeff Bezos is looking to spend $100 billion on AI manufacturing roll-ups.

Essentially, he would be starting a brand new fund, which is gonna be used to buy companies in basically a lot of the major industrial sectors.

I think ultimately he's trying to modernize and automate them with AI.

This is according to a bunch of stuff that was published on the Wall Street Journal.

And this is all kind of in relation to Jeff Bezos' AI startup, which is called Project Prometheus.

It was originally reported that Jeff Bezos was working with them in November.

He's kind of the co-founder and a co-CEO.

He's alongside the former Google executive, Vik Bajaj.

And Prometheus, it launched, it had about a $6.2 billion in funding.

They were focusing on creating these kind of high level AI models.

And specifically, they were just trying to improve things that were happening inside of manufacturing and engineering, also inside of aerospace, automotive, a bunch of other sectors like that.

I think the new manufacturing fund that he's raising right now is going to support that mission.

And they're going to start buying up companies that are going to ultimately use some of the models coming out of Prometheus.