Jonathan Swanson

And so you can be like, hey, can you grab me a coffee?

And they could tele-operate the robot in your house and bring it to your desk.

You know, we're getting pretty close to that being a real thing.

So it's going to be a fun frontier when that happens.

Yeah.

So our vision is we merge the best of human, best of machine into one product.

And so the human is the UX.

Humans are good UX.

And then behind that human, we're building machine assistants that automate more and more of it over time.

And my analogy is like Tesla was self-driving.

Elon built the first cars with steering wheels because you had to drive them.

He didn't build them without steering wheels.

And as you drive them, you're actually teaching the machine how to drive.

And progressively, they automated.

They have assisted steering and auto braking, and then eventually full self-driving.

And we view our work as similar.

It's going to be fully human.

And then gradually, the machine will do more and more.

Human will always be in the loop.

But the human will do more advanced, more powerful, more creative tasks over time.