Joe Weisenthal

Because no one, we've talked to other software people and no one uses all the specs and no one uses all the features.

No one knows all the features, et cetera.

But you said something that is something that's kind of one of my hobby horses.

If it's the agent that's using Aladdin rather than the sort of inhuman, does that change how you think about UX?

So this is like opening up more like API endpoints and things like that, as opposed to, say, like open source.

Yeah.

What happens on the flip side?

Okay, you've described some core pieces of infrastructure that are regulated.

There's proprietary data, et cetera.

Clients are putting their most sensitive info in the world.

And your view is that the value of those platforms will grow.

Is the software that's not that?

Are those zeros?

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

No, this is a real question.

It probably does.

I heard about a company that's doing third-party consulting for helping companies implement software.

And one of the things that they're doing is they get on a Zoom with the client and they have a camera-trained audience.

on the whiteboard that they're working on.