Kevin Weil

AI labs, we need to be very cognizant of that.

I think it's really important that the leading models, the models that we all use, are models that are built off of democratic principles, not authoritarian ones, and we take that really seriously.

I mean, I think a lot of the like video apps are super fun.

I also think I also find Waymo magical.

That's my go to example of the way AI is touching our lives.

You know, again, like self driving was like two years off for 10 years.

And now suddenly it's here and it works and it's going to change a lot.

Ooh, that's a good question.

Actually, I have an Apple Watch that I mostly use.

And then if I'm doing like a 100-mile race or something, this doesn't quite have the battery, so I'll use a Garmin.

what do I want out of it?

I think actually one of the things that I would love is better coaching, just like a little bit.

And I think the AI is totally capable of doing it.

I think Strava has, you know, some things that they're working on around this.

But,

I would love to see better coaching and like, you know, AI analyze, you know, workouts and things like that.

So that I got the, I think it's possible to get the kind of analysis that you would get from like a professional coach today from an AI for most users.

And I feel like that's the kind of thing that, you know, five years from now, we're going to be like, oh yeah, can't even imagine when that didn't exist.

But it's only sort of peeking through right now.

I mean, when will we know?