Sophie Hallwright

Should we just build our own platform because we want to be able to do this and this and this in the future?

If you own your own platform and you can just like code in or design something, you're building on what you already have rather than relying on all these other platforms.

And I just, I mean, honestly, I don't know how designers are feeling or people that are in this space, but I'd be quite interested to hear because

I think at the same time that definitely it's amazing for productivity and all of that, you still need to have the skills and the design.

All those things are so important.

It's just that the skills that you need are shifting and the way that you use your skills, your design, it's like leaning into the tech that can

I think what it's really good for, and this is obviously with the view of what we're doing at The Curve, it's not necessarily, I mean, yes, you can do customer facing business to consumer apps.

But actually what it's really good for is internal processes, platforms for businesses to be more efficient.

I think that's a massive part that we'll see exploding.

It's like NVIDIA and then whatever the other one that came up behind it with the AI chips.

Really?

Yeah, a brother and a sister.

I love that it was a brother and a sister.

I was hoping that you would say that.

I love that that's happened.

I mean, imagine having lost them, like that brother-sister duo, and being like, shit, they were quite good.

They're probably going to go to something better.

Do you remember in November 2023?

I just think Claude's so much cooler now.

I mean, not only are they obviously very good at like engineering and creating products, but funny.