Kevin Weil

How do I, you know, sprinkle AI on top of this to make it better, faster, etc.

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And, like, that's fine.

That's all good.

As in previous technology transitions, the power comes from completely reimagining the work that you're doing from first principles using the new technology.

You know, so mobile wasn't just about, you know, a computer in your pocket.

It was...

you have access to GPS and you have notifications and totally new ways to interact with technology.

I think over the next year, we're all going to be in the process of reinventing the way that we do things with AI.

And the fun part is the technology is moving so fast.

It's not, I mean, faster than any technology I've ever worked with before I've ever seen in my career.

So even as we're reinventing, the technology is gaining new capabilities, and it's just an exciting time to be alive.

Well, I do think, I mean, Sam has talked about the way that, like I said, the people today, I think a lot of people are sort of sprinkling AI onto their existing workflows.

And it's young people that are, you know, this is native to them in a way that it's not native to, you know, those of us who grew up without AI.

And it's, I mean, my kids just, they're like, of course you can talk to a super powerful AI that, like,

you know, can customize itself and answer any question you have.

And kids that are graduating college these days as like engineers are like, they don't know any other way to write code than using, you know, AI editors like Cursor and Windsurf.

And it's just completely natural to them.

And so it gives them superpowers in a way.

And it's one of the reasons that we look a lot at how our youngest users and our young users, you know, late teens, college users, things like that are using the product because it teaches us a bunch.