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Friendly reminder that AI will never be worse than it is right now.
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- It's like how future-proof is any business with AI and how quickly it's progressing.
- Meaning, let's say 18 months from now, if you could keep your headcount the same, but then take on two or three times the customers, that would be a W, right?
- I wouldn't wait to future-proof the business.
- I would want to future-proof it now.
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0:00We sell financial planning. We're currently around $8 million in revenue. I'm looking at all of the disruption that's coming through with AI and technology. It's like how future-proof is any business with AI and how quickly it's progressing. >> It's funny cuz the way that you thought about it, I think about it differently, which is like humans are still humans. People who are really smart and work really hard will get more than they did before because the tech is better. Like since the dawn of time, it has been man plus tools against man plus tools. As long as it's man plus tools versus man plus tools, then that's the game we've always been playing.
0:32As soon as it's tools versus man, we're all [ __ ] But we're not there. And so I want to solve the problems that I have today with an eye for tomorrow. Meaning, let's say 18 months from now, if you could keep your headcount the same, but then take on two or three times the customers, that would be a W, right? >> 100%. >> That's achievable today. >> Yeah. >> And so I think that the allocation of resources towards achieving that feels like the right idea. I wouldn't wait to future-proof the business. I would want to future-proof it now.