Tobi Lütke

This is the best thing about AI is we kind of get a do-over.

But there's too many stories of people feeling inadequate, not being able to accomplish their tasks because we just cannot make software that meets people where they are.

No matter how hard I work and my teams work, it's never going to be enough to really get all the way there because it's just like, unfortunately, there are limits.

But again, every single time someone doesn't end up giving up on their entrepreneurial journey means there's one more business that's going to

supply employment, supply... I think it's just like that someone else becomes an entrepreneur in the eye of their own children, grandchildren, family.

And again, I think it's an identity-changing event, and so it's important.

It just feels really, really, really, really meaningful to be able to work on something like this.

It does.

I know this is going to sound crazy and scary and probably will be quoted back at me at various times when people are somewhat down on AI, but I just think

AI is actually underhyped right now, and that seems almost very hard to believe, I know.

It's just... You think it's underhyped?

I think it's underhyped.

Wow.

For all the hype that's already existed, it's still underhyped and what it can do.

It's just like our ability to project intelligence at problems...

without having to allocate some of our rarest and most specialized people to everyday problems is just huge.

It's so easy to run into examples here, but I'm getting so many stories right now from family members and friends who are solving really, really, really tough medical problems for them that they couldn't solve.

And they've done all the right things.

They have done every test.

They've talked.