“A lot of the times that I spend working with AI agents, I'm bringing to bear 25 years of experience in being able to very quickly sniff out whether they're doing the right thing or the wrong thing. … I'm concerned that because of how AI agents are progressing, they're taking away the opportunities to have gone through it. And I don't yet know what the answer then is.”

That's a great question. And it's one I've been struggling with. A couple years ago, I would have had a much more clear answer. But with AI, I still don't know what the right answer is. A lot of the times that I spend working with AI agents, I'm bringing to bear 25 years of experience, for better or worse, in being able to very quickly sniff out things when they're doing the right thing or they're doing the wrong thing or how I want to guide them. Or an agent says, I'm 100% confident that the right answer is A. And I'll say, yeah, but have you also considered B and C and D because these trade-offs might not be there, right? And oh, of course, like just those little things, being able to guide them in the right way requires you to have gone through it. And I'm concerned that because of what AI, how AI agents are progressing, that they're taking away the opportunities to have gone through it. And I don't yet know what the answer then is. I'm a very firm believer in really learning kind of the basics and building everything up from core principles. And so, like, when, you know, learning a language, I still think it's valuable to learn and to start out…