Ramin Nakisa

Yeah.

And it's sad to see.

And that depresses me.

Perhaps more than what's going on in market.

That's wonderful.

I've been coding with Claude.

Like every day I code with Claude.

And I feel like a god.

It's interesting, the people it's affected is the people who used to be the well-paid people, right?

So lawyers, coders.

Well, now coding, almost anyone can do it.

I mean, not everyone can do it well, but you can be so much more productive.

Now, if you've got AI, you can write what a whole team of developers used to be able to do.

In fact, I reproduced a lot of what my team at the investment bank could have written over the space of months, over the space of a few days.

I think the point at which I realized how important it was was when I was speaking to a client, I do coaching sessions one-to-one, and they sent me what their AI had done.

And they said, is this research okay?

So I find that quite often now, which is that people send me the AI research and they want me to look over it to see if it's done something sensible.

So you've still got that human trust, I think, where people don't trust the AI maybe as much as they could.

I think there's still a role for people like you and me.

And I think, you know, the word AI slop tells you that people don't want to watch AI stuff.