Karl Yeh

you kind of know, okay, this doesn't work for that.

But if you do this and this, or you combo it, then you actually get that output.

But then it's like, it's very hard to teach that

to understand both the tooling capability, how you would break it down, how you'd be like, hey, one part of your problem, you probably want to take it to Claude, but another part of your problem, you could take it to GenSpark.

And then some people are like, oh, why don't you just all take it to GenSpark?

It's like, yeah, but GenSpark can't do this, this, this, or it's terrible at this, this, this.

But if you do this, this, and this, you put it together, it actually...

does the best possible thing but there's no way to teach that type of combination because people don't know what is and don't get me wrong like in the creative space i know people are just like hey if you take this with 11 labs but you put it into this then you put it into

But you know what's better is actually Runway does it better here.

And the combos that they come up with is outstanding.

But you can't do that with just, hey, with just a VO3, like to combo certain tools together to get the best possible output.

That's a skill on its own, but you have to know all these skills to be able to be able to put that combo together and have access to them, which I think is kind of difficult right now in this space, because there is no one tool to rule everything.

There is none because everyone's moving.

The space is just moving way too fast for that.

Or something from, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I forgot.

Yeah, right.

Yeah, I think there's pros and cons to it for sure.

yeah there's different i think like this is part of the reason why this is where i think your ai champions or ai committee needs to be really involved because for them i what we're seeing is like there's a bunch of champions and they kind of meet and they discuss some tools discuss some policies but i'm like well your job isn't necessarily to like

just do AI, get projects done.