Nick Vasilescu

You'll start seeing ways that as you build these specific... This is a great point.

As you build out these specific workflows around these verticals of like... Let's say you do the manufacturing thing and you do manufacturing for doors.

Over time, you're going to have a workflow for almost like every kind of thing you could imagine.

in that industry.

And if you have the agents all built out, can you imagine you have a workspace and you invite some new company into this workspace for automations, for manufacturing, for doors, like luxury doors, and you invite them and they have all these AI employees in the workspace in Orgo set up, ready to go.

You just see them all here and they're all ready to go.

It's like, you feel like you just hired not a person, but a team.

Um, I think that's, that's, that's a very near future.

In fact, I don't think there's anything stopping us from having that right now.

It's all about just, you know, who's going to go out there and put in the work to actually do that.

And if you do, I think it's, I mean, it's, it's pretty clear.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think it was Sam Altman that just said, you know, every company is turning into an API company.

Yeah.

And that's interesting because interfaces are, in a sense, dying in that way of like, you know, you won't interact.

Like the ultimate interface, for whatever reason, seems to be chat and text message.

And it's happened twice now of like...

Okay, the chat GPT moment was a chat box.

And now it's the open claw moment, which is like a text message or telegram.