You probably saw the news.
A crypto CEO bought AI.com for $70 million and launched a "Superagent" during the Super Bowl.
The promise is massive. It claims it will trade your stocks, book your flights, manage your calendar, and even update your dating profile.
It promises to do everything for everyone.
And that is exactly why I am not worried.
Enter The Swiss Army Knife Paradox.
When a tool tries to do 100 things, it usually does them all at a "C+" level.
A Swiss Army Knife is great if you are stranded on an island. It has a knife, a corkscrew, and a pair of tiny scissors.
But you would never see a surgeon enter an operating room with a Swiss Army Knife.
They use a scalpel.
The difference is taste.
The new wave of "Superagents" are competing on Breadth. They want to be your personal intern for everything.
But an intern who updates your dating profile is not the same person you trust to write your high-stakes strategy.
When you ask a generalist AI to write for you, it reverts to the average. It gives you "delve," "tapestry," and safe, corporate fluff.
It has no taste and has no worldview.
I didn’t built NEO not because there was a “problem” to be solved, but because NEO is an experienced that needs to be felt.
NEO is not a Superagent.
It is a Specialist.
NEO does not know how to trade your stocks. It does not know how to book your flights.
But it knows exactly how to take a messy, complex thought and turn it into a high-status asset that builds authority.
It is not a Swiss Army Knife. It is a Scalpel.
Let the tourists play with the $70 million toy.
We have work to do.
FELIX
P.S. I found out today that the ex-owner of the site is a Malaysian. Made $70 million.
Good job bro.