Jamie

So this is a huge story, really kind of shows what's possible out there.

But Jaden, what have you heard as far as like, how did this all go down?

Do you know what platform he vibe coded it on or anything like that?

Yeah, I guess what I'm curious about is because this has been, you know, there's been AI agents out for, you know, at least probably about a year now that can take action for you, do different things on your desktop.

I know when OpenAI rolled theirs out, it was, you know, left quite a bit to be desired.

It would glitch out, it would hallucinate or just be really slow.

And, you know, things have improved a lot.

Now we have like different agentic browsers, things like that.

I'm curious what makes this one, I guess, aside from being able to interact with your computer, you know, such a valuable thing for like why, you know, did OpenAI feel like they needed to hire this guy?

You know, do you know like what specifically is making this so unique?

Interesting.

Yeah.

I mean, I think this is really cool.

I would love to know how he was able to use, you know, like Claude code to, to teach it, to do that kind of stuff.

I mean, I'm very basic with my vibe coding.

I basically would tell lovable what I'm picturing and it kind of goes and does it for me.

I would, I am not very technical with vibe coding, but I'm, what I'm seeing here, what I'm,

putting together is that if you have a coding background, some of these tools you're going to be able to do a lot more with than just the average person.

Am I right with saying that?

That's funny.