Saagar Enjeti

the way AI has gone into every single facet of this organization and how it's, you know, basically ripping the community apart, et cetera.

But I mean, for even that, it's like, you don't have the time to film a video.

Sorry, my parents are in academia.

All right.

Like let's, let's be honest in terms of, in terms of all summer.

Yeah, it's like, sorry, no shade, but some shade.

You know, university president, like, what is your job?

Like, you're dealing with tenure bullshit and cutting ribbons and talking to donors.

You can film the damn video.

You can film.

It just shows you how they're basically trying to come up with use cases for it for everything.

And it is extraordinarily useful, but it's also destroying a lot of student life and homework.

And it's like everything is becoming AI.

And the students, as we all saw at those graduation ceremonies, they don't even like it.

They're booing it at these commencement addresses.

Yeah.

No.

Yes, and you're also seeing a lot of companies that are starting to say, wait a minute, it's costing us a lot of money to have these agents doing the work.

They're not doing it as well as the people were before, and now we've run through our budget, our AI agent budget, so we don't have them anymore because we're out of money there, and we got rid of our employees.

And the agent doesn't actually know where things are.