Pedro Franceschi
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Jun
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But it was the kind of thing that was like, yeah, it feels like a research project, the kind of thing that Google used to release and you play with it for 10 minutes and you stop.
ChatGPT came out and I think everybody was sort of interested in it.
Where I think it got interesting was when you started to see reasoning models and, of course, tools.
But I think everything else was sort of a blip until December.
And the way I describe it to my team is like, you know, electricity was invented in December.
And I think electricity was Opus 4.5.
And sure, Opus models and, you know, OpenAI models got better and better since then.
But to me, that was the tip of the spear where you could say, yes, like, coding harnesses actually work.
And, you know, cloud code existed for probably a year before, but it wasn't that valuable yet.
And I remember, you know, during the holiday break, I was playing with it and it was pretty shocking, probably similar reaction that everybody here had.
And I think the question becomes, you know, if you think about, you know, you're sort of standing, you know, looking at 200 years of history, and then you imagine you are, we're now in May, you're sort of five or six months after electricity was invented.
And most people are still playing with candles and questioning, what can you do with candles and fire?
With all these lanterns and what can you do with it?
And the steam engine is like, I don't know, maybe like 20 years away still, but electricity already exists.
That to me was the sort of the fundamental light behind it.
And I would say,
I think since then, OpenClaw was kind of an interesting sort of next step, which is, I think, when we realized that, you know, the reality is good AI products are agentic loops with tools.
And we started doing that in our own product at Brex, but then on the personal side, I started spending a lot of time understanding, okay, what is at the frontier of using OpenClaw?
And I think the insight was just...
yeah like markdowns can take you really far just like configuring and automating a lot of the things in your life it's kind of funny i remember i had this this experience of like buying a movie ticket entirely in open claw using like a brex card it was provisioned through an api and uh and then i showed it to my team and they were like oh but like you can go online and like book it in 10 seconds and i'm like that's not the point you're missing you're completely missing the point
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