Jason Lemkin

Don't quote, I could be wrong on that.

But basically the idea is if you're doing other knowledge work, other than coding,

Can you do it within Cloud?

And this is the idea that the world, I think, has been going in this direction.

We talked a little bit about Manus last week, companies like that.

There's a number of others.

We have one, obviously, at AI that has launched a product in that space that's just starting now.

But Cloud Workspace, obviously, the dominant one.

The idea is that if you're building PowerPoint, if you're

manipulating data, if you're doing all the other knowledge work that those of us who aren't coders do, instead of bringing the AI to the Excel spreadsheet, which is what Copilot tried to do with Microsoft, you bring all these tools into the clawed space, into the workspace, and maybe it'd be more efficient.

read some preliminary reviews.

Somebody was like, yes, this is amazing.

The people who've used it more said, yeah, it's amazing, but it's a bit janky.

But the idea is there.

And clearly, the reason I mention all this is the idea is the direction of travel is, hey, don't just be, quote, the chatbot for enterprise, the chat interface for enterprise, like chat GPT for research.

Be the place where you do knowledge work for the other knowledge workers who aren't coders.

At a high level, and this is a Zoom out comment, but it's a scary one if you're Microsoft.

It's like every single knowledge worker uses the Office suite.

You get PowerPoint, you get Excel, you get Word.

What is the AI version of the Office suite?