Jeremy Utley

Would you then argument that agents, AI agents are very historic?

I guess they're always at the moment because they only respond to a prompt you have.

And they are pretty even keel because they don't have emotions.

I mean, that's true.

Did you see the meme where somebody asks an AI where the wives ask the husband, so did you get the breakfast done for our kids?

And he goes like, sure.

And she walks into the kitchen, there's nothing there.

She goes like, but you haven't made anything.

Oh, my bad.

But do you think that is the same thing for technology?

I mean, you can still be smart and use your GPS.

There are some technologies that we've adopted that then have...

meant that we'd lost the ability to do that thing, but we are probably not less smart of it.

Yeah.

If it is about

you know, basically saying there's things I control and there's things that I don't control and what I can change is how I kind of deal with it.

But increasingly, isn't AI, it gives you control of a lot, right?

Like suddenly you can write the legal brief without being a lawyer.

You can ship an app without being an engineer.

And so the nicety of being able to say, I am not in control of all this.