What do you think about that?

I think that is a good point, but I would actually argue this is also the case for humans.

Before AI, it was humans writing the code, humans reviewing it, and humans testing it.

It may be different humans throughout the process, but humans make mistakes, right? Otherwise, there'll be no bug in any software, right? Unfortunately, we do make mistakes and there are bugs that we ship.

And I think we can also really apply the same things to AI written code and agents writing code as well.

I think it's important.

I think anyone who's used coding tools like Cursor or Cloud you know, a lot of times like, you know, you'll, you'll build a feature and you'll be like, Hey, is it done? Have you tested it? And it's like really psychopathic.

All right, so how would... how difficult is it to move from a world of, you know, writing scripts, maintaining them, whatever, are people just going to trash all that now and move forward? Or how was that transition actually take place?