In April, Reason’s Natalie Dowzicky interviewed Crivello for a video about how A.I. will change the way we work.
Q: You’ve described Lindy as creating a “one-time app that then gets thrown away.” What do you mean by that?
A: When you ask Lindy to do something, she actually writes a little piece of code to perform the task for you. So, for example, if you say, “Hey, help me find 30 minutes with Bob, next week,” she’s going to write a piece of code: “I’m going to look at your calendar, I’m going to pull availabilities, I’ll compile them in an email, I’m going to send them to Bob, and I will wait for his reply.” So all of that is a mini piece of code.
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