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I saw a freshly dug hole in the brush.

The rest of my ride, I kept trying to justify why it was there.

Justine Vander Shute's body discovered buried in a shallow grave.

The Auburn Journal had a photo of just the brush where Justine had been buried, and I went, "Oh, my gosh.

I saw a freshly dug hole three days prior to her disappearance." I immediately, you know, contacted the sheriff's department.

Like, as you said, like back when you were pushing Pixels.

Yeah, I think that there's a couple of facets to that.

I think that a lot of people using AI don't have a good idea.

They just have a good problem.

And so they'll put that problem into a prompt and say, solve this for me.

And by nature of what AI is, it's not going to create anything novel for you.

I think if you want something novel, you've got to come to an AI tool with an idea, with the ability to say, I think it should do A, B, and C versus, you know, this is an issue, tell me what to do.

And we're also seeing that, you know, using AI just was like using AI isn't the best approach, right? And so curious as someone that now has some time under their belt using tools like Claude and GPT in their actual workflow, doing their actual job, what are you excited about? And what would you say you would expect to see more of just in the next, let's say, six to nine months as more of the story starts to play out? Do you have any predictions?