“If you take those Figma files, give them to AI, and ask it to build a WordPress site, it's going to build a really horrible WordPress site, because that Figma wasn't built for the agent. It was built for some human to see. So we trained our design team to make all these changes first, and it turned out to take about six hours a page. You realize you can't just take the original process and drop AI into it.”

…you get some work and then it is a kind of skill how you, right? I know you work a lot with AI Can't I think eventually you learn that skill. And I could already see that a lot of people are falling behind on that, that they're not catching up or not putting enough time on practicing on that skill.

…I think he characterized it like if you play chess, I guess there's a name for the thing that you can never beat the computer on the chess or something like that. He's like, pretty soon it will be there. So how are you communicating to your team to adopt AI Can't what's working, what's not working?

Well, it's smart that you have a team for this, right? Because, or, you know, I always tell people you have to have some kind of leader. Because I think if you go to your team and say, use AI, they're not going to know, they're going to use AI in the same workflow that they've always done. Like you…

Yeah. It's so interesting. The whole example that you said with the HTML, you're fine with it. We like three months ago, we were so sold on it. Like, let's move away from WordPress. Like, you know, because it's so crappy. I mean, everyone's know it's bloated, has, you know, has got its own issues.…

So, as you're doing this show and tell with your, I mean, I think you guys are around 300 people now. So, no excuse to all the ones listening that have 40 people or 50 people. Like, come on. Your team is going to be like, I don't have time. Like, I'm already maxed out. Even if you show me something…