Jordi Visser

Because you can just see how exponential it is.

Another data point, Polsia, the guy who's building the, with no employees, one to 5 million in annualized revenue, I think it's 18 days.

I mean, at what point are people like, hey, this thing is real, right?

We have now seen the Instagram accounts with all of the different AI characters explode.

I'm talking millions of followers on these things, right?

Then I go and I look and I start to say to myself, hold on a second.

I can see on Twitter people who are using the AI stuff.

Super viral.

It's AI.

It's AI.

but it's good content, right?

Then you go and you start to look at some of these businesses, and as you start to pick apart what the AI stuff is doing, my biggest takeaway from it all is, and I actually think I disagree a little bit with you,

we have not in any of our businesses gotten rid of a piece of software because we built it internally.

What we have done though, is not hired people that we thought we were going to have to hire because it's like, we've been able to automate the role before we had a human in the role.

We have not laid anyone off because of this.

Maybe that everyone who works for us, maybe that'll happen.

But when you think about it from that perspective, it is like,

The labor part of this, if you're 25 years old and you don't know anything about AI, I would be very nervous right now, right?

And so it really does come back to me on, okay, these businesses, how many of them are going to use this stuff versus the ones that are going to be able to persist?

A restaurant I actually think is super interesting because they can probably use a lot of this stuff.