Kevin Roose

And with these kind of like productivity tools, until they're in your hands, you don't really know if anything has changed in your life or not.

I mean, I think they care about it.

I think that they just haven't built it yet.

You know, fast and cheap is what you talk about when it isn't the best.

And so that's what we're getting this year.

But, you know, I am interested in trying these new agents.

I'll say I tried to use the new agent.

I said, let me know if Kevin Roos writes a good story, but it hasn't sent me anything.

And so I don't know if it's broken or if the AI isn't working or what.

I mean, my real curiosity is, like, which of these agents are going to find true product market fit?

Like, which is the agent that is going to get a billion users?

Because we saw them show off what is effectively their version of OpenClaw, which definitely, like, had a big moment earlier this year.

But it's still not clear to me that that is an actual mainstream use case.

Like, I have to say, like, of everything they showed off, like, I'm not, like, dying to, like, have, you know, Gemini OpenClaw working overnight on my behalf because I don't know what I would have.

Because you're not doing anything.

You're generating recipes.

I'm building a bioweapon.

But I don't want to say that in this crowd.

They get sensitive about that sort of thing around here.

I mean, honestly, the only people that I have talked to are reporters and people who work at Google.