Nick Turley

So that's one thing.

Another thing that gets at the same constraint is beginning to be proactive.

In a world where a lot of folks are too busy to delegate their problems to AI or don't quite know where to start, I think being able to help you proactively is really, really important as well.

But I think all of these are product evolutions that we could make on top of the current tech.

And the thing that gets me particularly excited is productizing our next generation tech, our reasoning models.

Because the truth is, when you look at reasoning in Chachapiti today,

It's relevant to a very small group of people.

It's relevant for the people who are trying to get the most out of ChatGP2.

But I fundamentally believe that reasoning, it's transformative.

And if you can figure out how to productize reasoning in a way that works on people's behalf without them even knowing, and that looks very much like, you know,

the model doing long horizon tasks on your behalf.

It doesn't mean you encounter the concept.

It just means it's benefiting you, right?

So there's so much work to do, and the product certainly has to evolve to be relevant for this kind of skill.

100%.

So there's two concepts, I think.

There's ChatGPT doing stuff rather than just answering.

And then there's ChatGPT being proactive.

And I think when you put them together, you start feeling like it feels like a super assistant because I think these things compound.

On the action-taking piece, strictly speaking, ChatGPT can do stuff today.