Jordi Visser

And so the way he's using it is just the same way that any of us would use, you know, kind of AI, but he's using it inside of the Sylvia product.

And we got off the call and I said to Shane, our co-founder, I was like, do you understand the power of a product to help a guy like this that now has a superhuman intelligence like get going?

And then I heard Brex's CEO.

So Brex just got bought by Capital One.

So, you know, once you kind of reach the top of the mountain, everyone wants to talk to you.

It's been going on his little podcast tour.

And somebody asked him about AI.

And long story short is he's using OpenClaw, but basically sounds like he gave it full access.

Email, calendar, Slack, WhatsApp, company dashboards, metrics, documents, everything.

There's like a two-minute clip floating around online of him describing what he's doing with it.

And not only is it figuring out what emails to answer and WhatsApp and all this, sending him reports, looking through all the company's information and then saying, here's the next things that you should do.

I mean, it would be like having an army of McKinsey consultants that are surrounding you trying to help you run the business.

I mean, how deflationary is that?

I was going to say, did Micron go up a lot?

Or if they take a picture now and you just upload it, they can identify anyone.

Oh, it's not because I disclosed it.

I think I came up with New York Times or Wall Street Journal wrote like a cover photo of the guy standing there in the email.

I was like, hey, that business is definitely going to be under pressure.

You wrote this piece this week called Doge, but it was debt, oil growth and employment.

Talk a little bit as to like why these four things you put together.