Jeremiah

Now Claude works and I party.

Is everyone here letting Claude Code do their work for them?

Lucy joins the conversation.

I fired all my startup's employees and replaced them with 74 Claude Code instances.

Then I replaced myself with a Claude Code that monitors if the other Claude Codes are doing a good job, and if not, fires them and replaces them with even more Claude Codes.

Profits are up 20% since last month, according to my accountant's Claude Code.

You look around.

Am I the only person here not running Claude Code yet?

A man in an OpenAI t-shirt introduces himself as Andreas and raises his hand bashfully.

He hasn't joined the trend either.

Yeah, you say, I guess it would be awkward to use Claude at OpenAI.

Nah, he says, the only reason I don't use it is because I'm not a coder.

I work on the arson and burglary team.

I didn't know OpenAI had an arson and burglary team.

It's pretty new.

In June, a court ruled that adding books to AI training data only counts as fair use if you destroy the original copy, link in post.

But sometimes this is tough.

If you're going to use the AI for law, you have to have the constitution in there, but the original copy is heavily guarded in the National Archives.

That's where we come in.

We slip in, destroy it, and slip out before the guards are any the wiser.