Jaeden Schafer

headphones right now.

But at the end of the day, it got it done and my software is now functioning and I have I did not have to watch a whole bunch of long YouTube tutorials on how to set up some complex.

I mean, for me, complex because I have no idea how to code Google Cloud stuff.

So this is a really incredible use case for a lot of reasons.

And I think OpenAI beefing up their capabilities and computer use is really exciting because they're going to start competing more directly with OpenAI.

I mean, this is not like error with Anthropic.

It's not like Anthropic is kind of like

the only one working on this.

OpenAI has been doing this for a long time with agents, but it feels like it's getting a lot better.

Okay.

The other one that I'm excited for is they're getting a lot better at knowledge work.

And so, I mean, these are kind of things that I think everybody uses it for.

So this is something we're just going to see some incremental improvements on, on OpenAI's GDP Val benchmark, which basically checks tasks.

It has like 44 different occupations.

So it's kind of like showing you how you can use this for different professionals.

It is exceeding industry professionals in 83% of comparison.

So they're like, look, these are all the tasks that people in all of these different professional industries are doing.

It is better than 83% or it's, you know, it's beating what an industry professional might give you in 83% of these cases, specifically, I think, for knowledge work.

And it has a really big jump from achieving about 71% that GPT 5.2 is getting.

So upgrading this to now GPT 5.4, we're getting from 71% to 83%.