Zoe Schiffer

And I'm like, look, our industry is not going to be held up by like 10 cents or even, you know, point.

I don't know.

Every time I hear that, I see red.

I talk to people in the industry and they'll say like, you know, that's the future.

And also I loved that this like, you know, 6,000 word story you did on like the sand that makes the iPhone or whatever.

And I'm like, guess how much that story costs to report?

Like just the payment to the freelancer, like it's thousands.

I would say that OpenClaw was kind of a one-man project.

Like, the founder is now part of OpenAI, but this was kind of a bootleg kind of experiment.

I would imagine that when Google does it, they're implementing more safety guards.

I'm not saying it's nothing.

I'm sure the security team— Fingers crossed, up and down the line.

But I would expect that if they're rolling it out to millions or billions of people, that we were going to see some additional checks and balances.

Probably.

Here's to hoping.

Yeah, Leah's personally behind it.

Yes, exactly.

And what's interesting about this to me is that we know college students are using technology.

But like you said, they're pissed because they are graduating into a job market where people aren't hiring.

And there's a couple of reasons for that.