Konstantin Kisin

It's faster, it's smarter, I use a bigger model.

And during that week, if you take my spending during that week and you turn it into a yearly spending, how much it would be if I just did that week over the course of a year?

I would be spending over six figures.

on AI spend.

And I think it's possible next year, it would make sense for me to spend seven figures on this AI research for my podcast.

Okay, this is just to say that it's getting to the point where I could hire an analyst.

I could hire many different analysts to help me prepare for the podcast or researchers.

And I'm actually realizing, no, it's more useful to hire AIs because there's things AIs can do that humans can't do.

They can read 50 different papers that are in my folder that are relevant to an upcoming interview or all these books.

They can read it in a second.

They have all this compiled knowledge.

They know about everything, right?

So they don't need to get up to speed.

They're incredibly easy to onboard.

So you can just keep spinning up more and more AIs and keep coming up with more uses for them.

For me, that's been the thing that's given me a bit of psychosis, just seeing how useful they've been for interviews so far.

But yeah, lots of people are noticing this kind of usefulness now.

There's a couple of things there...

Just the way that people sometimes have these weird failure modes.

You talk to a certain kind of person and their mind just goes in a certain direction.