Kevin Weil

And you expand it by a couple orders of magnitude, you get an explosion of creativity because lots of people have ideas.

And sometimes the

they weren't, they didn't have any route to actually implement those ideas.

And you go everything from like thinking about people that can start companies now that didn't used to be able to start them all the way through to like, I remember sitting and talking with, this was like a little bit post COVID with this city official somewhere, you know, like small city saying,

And he was telling me about the kinds of programs that they wish they had been able to run and operate, just like basic kind of information awareness things for the people that lived in this small city.

It's like, I just didn't have any way to do it.

The data was sitting there.

I could draw what I wanted it to look like, but I had no way of getting it done because he wasn't an expert and they didn't have however many thousands of dollars to hire a person to do it for the city.

Now what would you do?

You would like enter a prompt into Codex and it would be done.

So I think these kinds of things are awesome.

I'll say personally, we just launched Prism like, what, a week ago.

Anybody see that?

Use Prism?

Tried it?

It's like an AI native environment for scientists to do scientific writing and collaboration.

So if you're using LaTeX, things like that.

Because it's a small product in a small team, I've been spending a bunch of time

like writing code, fixing bugs, et cetera, which I haven't done in a bunch of years.

And it's super fun.