Nick Martell

Try to beat the market, but again, don't lose my money.

You can even say, like, only companies headquartered in the New England region.

That would be a strange prompt, but yeah, you could do that.

But then Robinhood would let you manage the notifications for your robo-trader.

You could get updates every time it makes a trade, or you could say, I don't want updates.

I'm going to stick my head in the sand and check back in a year.

Either way, this innovation is like a waymo of money.

But besties, pause the pod, because this is what Jack and I find even more fascinating.

Robinhood also created a gentic credit card for Roboshopping.

Sit down, stand up, and turn over the plastic besties.

Robinhood, to sprinkle on some context, launched their first credit card last year.

800,000 users are swiping so far.

Now, you can connect an AI agent as an authorized spender for that Robinhood credit card.

Basically, let it go full Mary Poppins on your lifestyle.

You set a budget, you set your shopping instructions, and then you let the AI shop till she never drops.

Because she will never drop.

Like you could give your agent a list of desired meals and then they would order groceries on Instacart with the Robinhood card without you knowing.

If you're a sneaker head, you can tell the agent to buy a new Nike release in your size whenever it drops below $300 on the platforms.

Jack, you know, next time we're in New York, we're trying to go to San Sabino, but it's like impossible to get a reservation.

So what would you do here?