Replying to @Guillãume boop

I'm probably gonna end up deleting this video later because the last time I responded to somebody in my comments throwing shade, it completely backfired, but what the heck. Now I get that my enthusiasm in the last video may have come across as disingenuous because that post happened to be sponsored by Zapier, but this one isn't, and let me elaborate on why I said what I said, which is true, why I think Zapier is genuinely well-positioned to be the no-code winner of the AI agent race. This race is about two things. The first thing is, how many apps can you connect to? The whole point of AI agents is that they connect to your calendar, your email, your task management, all of your different apps. Zapier and other integration platforms like them have a massive advantage because that's all they've been doing. They just build a bunch of integrations into a bunch of different platforms. Zapier has been around since, like, 2012 or something like that, and has integrations into the 7,000 most-used apps in the world. That's an advantage. That is a huge frickin' advantage. The second thing that is even more important and why I was so excited in my last video is something that's been up for grabs, which is, what is the interface gonna look like? Like, literally, what is going to be on the screen? How is it going to look and feel useful and elegant and beautiful for regular people like you and me to actually create our own AI agent? Because we haven't had to build AI agents before, or build a builder of AI agents. And that's exactly what Zapier just released. It was that interface that I showed in the last video. They're not the only people who are doing this, and there are other people who are doing it totally differently. It's pretty interesting, actually. So yes, I am getting my bag, and I'm also promoting something that I genuinely believe in at the same time. Thanks for the comment.