Nicole Baer

And not to say that human research has its place too, but it was phenomenal how much they lined up.

So these things just blow my mind.

And a lot of it is just...

work we used to do in marketing that would just take so much brainpower and time, consultants and spreadsheets and, you know, things that we can now do just really elegantly.

And that's, it's very exciting to me.

It's really, it's incredible.

That's why I'm really excited.

I don't like to think about the AI bubble.

I like to think about it as a normalization because I think what's happening is incredibly exciting for me and my world of marketing.

We actually just published data on this on the Carta website, so anyone can go and look at it.

The regional differentials are still very real.

The Bay Area is a place to be.

It's still true.

It's even more true.

Wow.

You think at some point this is like, you know, at some point you think that sort of the Bay Area is going to lose its grip in a permanent way over the startup market.

It's just not happening.

Yeah.

If anything, it's still that is like a very firm yes on the Bay Area in our data.

Yeah.