Paul Barnhurst (speaker) introduces an "AI-first" spreadsheet product that translates natural language into modeled workbooks (example: building a DCF model). He summarizes core claims: skip busy work, get fast answers, build presentation-ready workbooks, and work in one contextual workspace. He also offers a skeptical take, calling parts of the site marketing/hype and questioning broad cost-savings claims.
We got the AI first spreadsheet. Finally, a spreadsheet speaks your language, Describe it and it's done. They show an example of a DCF model. You know, pretty typical. Skip the busy work, focus on the insight. So, you know, get great answers fast. Build presentation ready workbooks. Work in one contextual workspace. Understand your workflow. To me, what it feels like is, you know, they're marketing. Here is, here's what you could do. Like some of the site is hype. We're going to save you a bunch of money. We're better than everybody else.
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