Karl Yeh

But the moment everybody trusts in AI, it's like, you know what?

It could be reviewed by a human or an AI lawyer.

Then it's like, then we're dead.

Because then there is, for us, we don't need to review it.

Everybody has the trust in AI.

That's it.

That's the end of that.

So, yeah.

It's a very interesting thought.

I think one thing that we've done is a lot of the stuff that we've done with automations, we're converting it now to pretty like trying to convert as much as we can to co-work or cloud code just because it is less definitive and we can teach the client to be able to engage with it much easier than just

them trying to, or having us maintain whatever the automation is.

And I think that's really, it just makes everything a lot easier.

Some of the more, like a little bit more complex ones, we have to think through, but for most of them, it's pretty straightforward.

And I think for them, it's a lot more, like it's more fun to do because they get to like kind of learn how to do some of that stuff.

So, yeah.

Are you going max?

Like max max?

Like from max to like 20 times max?

That is the craziest.

The only price that I don't want to pay is Google's Ultra price.