Aaron Levie

It's not that hard.

We can technically do that today.

It's not that elaborate because we haven't found the need.

But you would want to rely on your vendor to do that, so a la box.

But the good news is that these are increasingly tractable problems.

And if you had said this two years ago, I would be pretty nervous now.

Because, you know, think about the state of the world of like ChatGBT 3.5.

You know, you're like rolling the dice whether the answer is accurate or not.

And the context window, it's bizarre to even think back this much.

The context window at the launch of ChatGBT 3.5, I think, I could be wrong, somewhere between 4,000 and 8,000 tokens.

That's right.

That's like a couple pages of a document.

And now we have million token plus models that you just give the whole document to the model and it comes back.

In two and a half years, to see a 250x improvement in how much context you can give the model is truly insane.

There's not a technology that's ever improved at that rate.

So I'm increasingly confident that any of these types of problems are going to be tractable.

And then there's a whole category of unstructured work

That to your point is not, it doesn't get compiled like code, but almost anything in the realm that we're seeing today of two, five, three, seven, four, one, three, five, which is funny.

Cause like, you know, anybody listening to this will know every single one of those numbers, what it meant.

And to the outside world, it's like the most insane sounding thing.