Jaeden

And I just don't need any of them.

But when or Notion is a great example.

Shots fired at Notion.

This is the most complex, complicated tool in the world.

I used it at briefly at AI box, and we got away from it because it's just too complex and complicated.

So sorry, Notion.

But

And we only needed like 20% of the features.

They could do like everything under the sun, which is great, but we only needed 20% of the features.

So what does that mean to me?

Go build a software, go build your own in-house tool that just has the 20% of basic features that Notion has.

You don't have to build backends that scale.

You don't have to do any of this craziness because it's just for your company.

And so any costs that get passed to you, you don't have to calculate them.

For example, any of these tools where you're building an AI tool or you're building like a platform and it's got an AI feature,

Well, if you're scaling this out as a product that has to roll to a lot of people, you have to see what the AI usage is.

You have to meter the AI usage for every different individual user because you can't have them like, you know, running up a million dollar open AI token credit bill that you now have to pay for.

So you have to measure and track all that stuff.

But if it's in your own internal company and it's just your own internal usage, then it doesn't really matter.

You just need that AI usage.