Karl Yeh

So I was like, where are you getting your facts from?

But probably search somewhere.

And, you know, that entire discovery session was entirely every single time we mentioned AI, it's mentioned like we don't trust it, blah, blah, blah.

So fair enough.

Interesting though.

But just goes to show that in general, there are, there has to be many people who kind of, maybe not that extreme, but there are significant reservations.

And the first day of our discovery, many people had, that was the most extreme case, but it's a lot of like,

skeptically optimistic very cautious don't use it use it barely so like I just think we got to be very very mindful that when we talk about a lot of these things were when I'm noticing a very significant that gap is there and growing and growing and growing and growing growing and I think like

I hate saying people left behind, but that's what, who outside this bubble, we're talking about super intelligence.

We're talking about agency.

We're talking about all this stuff and just the acceleration of that versus the regular people who use it.

It's yeah.

It's quite significant when you see it on ground.

And like I mentioned in my post, I was like, the last four have been like this, like,

Not in terms of AI acceptance, but AI actually use.

And it's kind of crazy.

Because right now I'm like doing something on cowork and pulling stuff from one thing and then analyzing and creating new documents.

We've got people who are like just using it just, hey, tell me my recipes for next week.

So it's a very big divide.

Very, very big divide.