Jesse Liu

Like every company is doing this. We have other agent company like Motel, even the GPTs are doing this, right? So this is like a new wave emerging for all this old services that they have to think about.

Like every company is doing this. We have other agent company like Motel, even the GPTs are doing this, right? So this is like a new wave emerging for all this old services that they have to think about.

But I can tell you my personal experience dealing with scenarios like this, like when we first start building one of the first smart speakers back in like 2013, you know, like all this music label, they don't care. They don't care until everyone's building smart speakers. They're like, okay, we have to resell the whole copyrights for this particular phone factor.

But I can tell you my personal experience dealing with scenarios like this, like when we first start building one of the first smart speakers back in like 2013, you know, like all this music label, they don't care. They don't care until everyone's building smart speakers. They're like, okay, we have to resell the whole copyrights for this particular phone factor.

But I can tell you my personal experience dealing with scenarios like this, like when we first start building one of the first smart speakers back in like 2013, you know, like all this music label, they don't care. They don't care until everyone's building smart speakers. They're like, okay, we have to resell the whole copyrights for this particular phone factor.

I guess end of day is about money, right? They want to sell the same copyrights to as many phone factors they want and if there's a popular one. So we're okay to have this kind of negotiations, but certainly, like you said, there's bigger companies that are doing similar things or even more advanced things that needs to be addressed. I'll give you another example, like Siri and Microsoft.

I guess end of day is about money, right? They want to sell the same copyrights to as many phone factors they want and if there's a popular one. So we're okay to have this kind of negotiations, but certainly, like you said, there's bigger companies that are doing similar things or even more advanced things that needs to be addressed. I'll give you another example, like Siri and Microsoft.

I guess end of day is about money, right? They want to sell the same copyrights to as many phone factors they want and if there's a popular one. So we're okay to have this kind of negotiations, but certainly, like you said, there's bigger companies that are doing similar things or even more advanced things that needs to be addressed. I'll give you another example, like Siri and Microsoft.

There's a feature called Microsoft Recall, which they put back that feature now, and I think they relaunch it, which is very aggressive. That is taking a screenshot of your local computer This is what I saw was happening in AI in the early days. There's going to be a lot of different takes and tries, and eventually people will reconcile and agree on a single piece of terms and agreements.

There's a feature called Microsoft Recall, which they put back that feature now, and I think they relaunch it, which is very aggressive. That is taking a screenshot of your local computer This is what I saw was happening in AI in the early days. There's going to be a lot of different takes and tries, and eventually people will reconcile and agree on a single piece of terms and agreements.

There's a feature called Microsoft Recall, which they put back that feature now, and I think they relaunch it, which is very aggressive. That is taking a screenshot of your local computer This is what I saw was happening in AI in the early days. There's going to be a lot of different takes and tries, and eventually people will reconcile and agree on a single piece of terms and agreements.

But if you check how we automate the website to their interface, the most important part is we don't create a fake user. We don't create a spam user. We don't log in on your behalf. And you are you. The way I help you to do things is by help you click the buttons and mouse. It's equivalent of if I want my body to help me, I'll give you an example. So if I'm busy, I'm about to head into a meeting.

But if you check how we automate the website to their interface, the most important part is we don't create a fake user. We don't create a spam user. We don't log in on your behalf. And you are you. The way I help you to do things is by help you click the buttons and mouse. It's equivalent of if I want my body to help me, I'll give you an example. So if I'm busy, I'm about to head into a meeting.

But if you check how we automate the website to their interface, the most important part is we don't create a fake user. We don't create a spam user. We don't log in on your behalf. And you are you. The way I help you to do things is by help you click the buttons and mouse. It's equivalent of if I want my body to help me, I'll give you an example. So if I'm busy, I'm about to head into a meeting.

I want my buddy to help me order a burger from DoorDash. All I need to do is I unlock my phone. I pass my phone to my guy and my guy helped me click that. And in this process, I'm not sharing my credentials to my body, right? I'm not telling my phone password. I'm not telling my DoorDash password. I'm not even sharing my credit card info. All he do is just add to the cart and click confirm.

I want my buddy to help me order a burger from DoorDash. All I need to do is I unlock my phone. I pass my phone to my guy and my guy helped me click that. And in this process, I'm not sharing my credentials to my body, right? I'm not telling my phone password. I'm not telling my DoorDash password. I'm not even sharing my credit card info. All he do is just add to the cart and click confirm.

I want my buddy to help me order a burger from DoorDash. All I need to do is I unlock my phone. I pass my phone to my guy and my guy helped me click that. And in this process, I'm not sharing my credentials to my body, right? I'm not telling my phone password. I'm not telling my DoorDash password. I'm not even sharing my credit card info. All he do is just add to the cart and click confirm.

That's it. So this guy is equivalent of the first generation of LAN, which is, unfortunately, we don't like it. So that's why we work so hard. Now we have Playground, which is more generic technology.

That's it. So this guy is equivalent of the first generation of LAN, which is, unfortunately, we don't like it. So that's why we work so hard. Now we have Playground, which is more generic technology.

That's it. So this guy is equivalent of the first generation of LAN, which is, unfortunately, we don't like it. So that's why we work so hard. Now we have Playground, which is more generic technology.