Nick Turley

And I think the more we nail things like proactivity, which we talked about earlier, and tasks, et cetera, I think the more it's going to feel like a teammate in the workplace and like a super assistant at home.

And I think that's going to meaningfully change the use cases that people come for.

And it makes sense, right?

If you have a really specific scenario or you think it's a specific scenario to you, Chachavity really comes through and can help you build confidence.

And I think that's such an empowering thing, right?

And I imagine new parents aren't always the most confident about what is the right thing to do.

And if Chachavity can make you feel like you have agency and control, I think that's really valuable.

It took a village, but that is a great metric.

That should be the North Star metric.

It's like incremental hours of sleep.

That's a great one.

There you go.

I mean, you joke, but we talk about this a lot.

Because spiritually, that is pretty close to what we...

um there's a lot of different products out there look it's the best time in history to be a consumer of technology it is indeed um because uh you got options and you know the competition is intense and i think that's beautiful and it's actually good for us too because

If you were to pre-mortem why a company like OpenAI does not achieve its mission, it's probably focus because of the sheer number of opportunities that become possible when you approach AGI, right?

And having competition and options out there, I think it forces us to focus on our customers too and on things that really matter, which aren't always the most flashy things, right?

Sometimes it's latency, reliability, the quality of the user experience.

So I think it's a really good thing

I think the biggest differentiation of Chattopadhyay is the team behind it because we're not static, right?