"Almost every tool that we've been using for decades can be rethought from the ground up with AI, and I think the AI-native version of a lot of tools will look different from the versions we're used to using."
Takeaway:"I kind of hate the, the kind of chatbot paradigm... that's not the way this stuff should be used in almost every case."
Takeaway:"I think this is actually going to happen a lot faster with prompting because writing a prompt is a lot more accessible than, you know, operating your file system manager on your computer."
Takeaway:"Being able to look at the ground truth of what this agent is being instructed to do on my behalf is incredibly valuable and it seems to be totally missing from a lot of applications."
Takeaway:"The thing that these agents need in order to be able to do anything useful... we call tools."
Takeaway:"The real promise of AI, I think for many of us, is using AI to automate repetitive busy work."
Takeaway:"The problem with that is that Gmail is an application designed for humans to do work in... We're designing features like this in a way that looks a lot like software that we've been building for decades."
Takeaway:"Instead of asking how do I insert AI into my tool, it's how would I design this tool from scratch to offload as much repetitive work from the user as possible."
Takeaway:"By editing this system prompt, I'm able to explain to the AI model how I write emails in general."
Takeaway:"We're using old software development techniques to build these features, and we're not actually taking full advantage of what AI can do."
Takeaway: