Jaeden

And he said that he wanted to share those because there's a lot of people talking about how AI is going to kill SaaS in business.

He said, quote, everybody's like, oh, it's SaaS.

What's going to happen to all of these companies?

What's AI going to do with all of these companies?

For us, it's just increasing the usage.

And I think this is a really good point.

I think a lot of people say like, oh, so there's actually a funny tweet that I'll share by a VC.

She said, I love how everyone is saying SaaS is dead like you're going to get a Fortune 500 to ditch Salesforce for CRM by coded by a 13-year-old.

No.

And I think like, it's actually really true, right?

Like, I remember when I first tried level and I was like, Oh, my gosh, like, I went and cloned Spotify for creators and built an entire podcast distribution company.

And I was like, Okay, like software is dead, like, like, those companies are toast.

And then I think I very and I did that in like a day.

And I was like, okay, it's like so over.

And I think I very quickly realized that what it built for me was not perfect.

It had a lot of bugs, a lot of things are broken.

And I didn't even understand the fundamental architecture of how the heck a podcast distribution company was supposed to work like RRS fees, I don't know how RRS fees really work.

And so I had to go and spend about two and a half weeks

learning, watching YouTube videos, figuring stuff out, talking with it, spending a lot of money, talking to, I am so sorry and deeply apologize to all of the customer support technical team at a lot of different podcast distribution companies that I link with because I harassed their teams and they helped out a ton.

At the end of the day, to be honest, I did get the product built and it works phenomenally.