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you with like an affordable amount of spend on tokens, you can do what a 100 person incredibly great engineering team would do as a startup and that was just totally impossible. That was like not in the set of options for a startup and now it is. So, so I think what you can take

on uh the level of ambition you can have, the speed of which you can move, the amount of stuff you can do at once uh is just totally different. And um does that change the shape of the problems you feel like you'd assign at the end of the class for people to attack, you know, at the end of that

quarter if you were teaching it again? I don't think assigning problems to attack ever works because if you like if I can think of a problem, if I can think of like a really great startup idea, uh if it's like obvious enough to me, uh then it's probably obvious to a lot of

people. when we started OpenAI, we were we were like the uh you know, one of maybe generously speaking four AGI efforts in the world, right? And you want to find something like that. And I'm sure that there exists something today that just wasn't possible at all pre like automated coding era uh that is

totally nonobvious that will be, you know, a multi-t trillion dollar market soon. Uh and that only four companies are working on right now. But I don't know what that is. It's much more likely you all know what that is than I know what that is. I just, you know, my brain is like taken over by OpenAI. Um, but

you know, the kind of idea someone can assign you to work on is probably not what you want. >> Yep. Um, okay. So, that that's fair. Um, but I think it would be helpful since this is a systems class to maybe uh reason about a particular problem that you have to reason through so that they