Paul Bakaus

Maybe advice for our design engineers in the room.

How have you in the past effectively communicated the value of an instinct versus a deadline or even another instinct which may be less important?

I want to actually talk a little bit about perhaps to begin with the relationship between design and technology.

I think there's some people who may view design as sort of more spiritually close to art and others who see it perhaps in a more utilitarian fashion, you know, the design of everyday things.

So perhaps, John, I can sort of ask you to kick us off and talk to us about how you see the interplay between the two.

Incredible.

So elaborate a bit for us.

What do you mean by auto design?

And is the way that it works today, does that match the sort of idea that you had back in MIT?

Incredible.

Paul, give us your view on the relationship and interplay between design and technology.

Has it turned out the way you expected?

Paul, do you think there's a tension between craft and automation in design?

John, maybe to bring it to you, what do you think are the limitations of the sort of the cloud code, Codex, and all the agents today when it comes to design expression?

Yeah, that makes perfect sense.

I want to pull the thread about the new Git product.

But Paul, why don't we actually take a step back and you can talk to us about Impeccable.

What was the intention?

What does it look like today?

And then let's talk a bit about how you and John are working together.