Salim Ismail

Then you've got the Ray and Peter thing and Google and Cisco and all this.

It was just like that.

It's just like dimension after dimension of complexity.

Sure.

I mean, this is a huge pivot from AI that answers to AI that doesn't.

It's a real bridge between LLMs and enterprise ROI.

If this works, it's going to shift the economic center of gravity from software licensing to outcomes.

So this changes the game.

This is why we call this this organizational singularity.

I think I'll echo Alex's point that it's really great that we have a number of companies pushing hard on all these fronts.

I think it's really good for the end consumer wins in all of this.

Okay, so I'm finding that AI is not eliminating work evenly.

It's hollering at specific functions, increasing demand in others.

I think I'm much more in the Andreessen camp here.

I think there's also a lot more going on in the economy.

I think people are attributing things to AI, but there's also, there's the Iran war, there's the oil price explosion.

There's a lot more complexity in it than we can then just allocate to one cause.

I'm much more on the Andreessen side for a lot of this.

That would be great.

I think a target like that is a much more accurate way.