Kevin Weil

It's more the opportunity.

As we've said a few times, AI is going to touch every part of our lives and every part of our days in every part of the world.

And that means, I think, that there's an opportunity to reinvent and reimagine a lot of the services and the products that we use every day.

In some cases, there are a lot of products that I use every day that are great.

they probably need to fundamentally change and they should with AI.

And if they're not, they're not taking advantage of all these amazing new capabilities that we have, especially where those capabilities are going to be in 12 months, 24 months, 36 months.

So I think there's an opportunity to reinvent and reimagine here.

And that's true both on the software side and on the hardware side.

So, you know, we have some thoughts about how that might occur.

Obviously, Johnny has thought deeply about this and we're excited to see what we can build together.

And I'm sure there will be lots of others building in the space.

And that's one of the reasons that we have, like we put so much care and attention to our APIs and our developer platform.

Because, you know, the world is not just open AI.

The world, there's going to be incredible startups and incumbents and everybody else building really cool things using AI.

And we'd like to power it in any case.

You know, some of these will be first party products that we build and some will be other products that others build that leverage our models.

And, you know, both of those things are really important to us.

I mean, I hear that.

Not as far behind as they used to be.

And I think as U.S.,