Kevin Weil

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?

Will we know?

I think, look, I think it's one of those things that we talked about intelligence being multifaceted.

There are already a bunch of places today where AI is way better than a human.

And there are places where AI is like laughably worse than a human.

But every month or whatever, when there's new models, the baseline creeps up.

And more and more things, AI is becoming superhuman at more and more things.

And at some point, it's going to be superhuman at, you know, substantially everything and we're going to call it.

But it doesn't happen all at once.

I think it's not like we go to bed one night and there's no AGI and we wake up in the morning and there's AGI.

It's an incremental process of AI, you know, getting better and better at more and more things.