Karl Yeh

And you're like, I don't know what it will actually do.

And it's the, some people will just let it go.

I, there's very, very few people who would actually just, Hey, I'm going to give you access to my Gmail and you do what you need to do.

It's like,

I don't know what it will do.

Agent mode, I have more control.

All these tools, I have way more control.

This one, I don't have control, and I'm not sure what it's going to do.

And again, all the examples of a prompt injection, malicious emails...

and you can't really like i think the upgrade today was uh i think open claw or i forgot the name they had like a security update or an update really you can do that so again i'm just waiting for one of these companies to be like hey we maybe it's not completely unfettered but it's like oh

Ideally, because each company has different tech stacks.

Now, I think it depends on the industry you're in.

So if you're in a SaaS business, a lot of the tech stacks, there's a set that's pretty similar in terms of project management, in terms of CRM, in terms of marketing, in terms of reporting, and so on.

And then based on the industry, there's probably different types of software that...

you know, each industry or company uses.

It's just, and maybe kind of different, the non-tech companies that we work with, their tech stack is so diverse.

Like you'll have, you know, your, your Microsoft shop, but outside of that, you, you know, sure.

They'll have like a CRM, but sometimes it's,

they'll have a proprietary one that they built themselves, like not vibe coded, like built like two decades ago themselves and have kept it up to date themselves.

They've, they have these very unique, like construction type.