“It's no longer enough to say, how do we use this tech to do what we have done previously? If you're looking at this and be like, this was my job, and now I'm going to do my job faster with this piece of stuff, it's not going to cut it, because anybody's going to be able to do that type of thing.”

Next question from not your traditional CS developer in this AI-fueled era for developers, what do you suggest people do to develop technical expertise to be better to embrace AI as a tool and become less expendable in this job market, especially for developers who do not have a traditional computer science background, no algorithm classes or theory classes taken? Yes. This is the question that we've probably had this question a hundred times over the last year or so. People are like, what, what do I focus on right now? Right. Like, do I, do I double down and learn a lot about like algorithms in GetAt? And the mathematicians might tell you no, because the AI is getting really good at that as well. So I think it's really important to understand that it's no longer enough to say, how do we use this tech to do what we have done previously? If you're looking at this and be like, this was my job. And now I'm going to do my job faster with this piece of stuff. It's not going to cut it because anybody's going to be able to do that type of thing. I think if you are looking at this…