Tracy Alloway

And I get that, you know, it's hard to tell.

It's hard to forecast.

Right.

But it's so frustrating, right?

Because here's this big new technology.

It's supposed to be a productivity boost.

And yet no one is actually sure what new jobs it's going to create from that productivity boost.

There's something very dissatisfying about the idea that we're all just going to become like performative humans in a way.

But I actually think that's kind of where we might be heading, where like the sort of social skills, I've said before, the looks maxing, the personal branding, the multitasking, I guess, like becomes more important.

So the future is performative humanity.

Buying two very nice and charismatic humans.

What did you see in ChatGPT specifically?

Because you would have been very early at that time.

A lot of people were using ChatGPT to basically as a sort of enhanced search engine tool to write poems, tell silly jokes, whatever.

But you saw something that was serious for the labor market.

What time did you have in our betting book for Joe to refer to his vibe coding?

I had two minutes, 13 seconds.

I'm sorry.

No, fair enough.

It's a fair point.