Lenny Rachitsky

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So if we're in this 1997 timeline for AI, I know so much of your messages, we don't know where it's going exactly yet.

I don't know.

Do you have a sense of just like the timeline to, okay, now things are going to be radically changing?

Like, where are we in that cycle?

You talk about all these different cycles we've been through.

Like, how far are we from just like, wow, it's all different now?

Along those lines, something you've been writing a bit about is this like unexpected investment in professional services slash consulting services slash forward-deployed engineers.

All the AI labs, at least the two big ones, OpenAnthropic are like investing in buying massive consultancies and PE firms.

Talk about just what's happening there, why that's happening.

to help you work that out.