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Within the species, I can tell if this lion is Bob or if this lion is Alice based on their whisker pattern.

So they will conserve the whisker patterns since they're cubs.

And the idea here is these organizations have a data set of many photographers of lions taken through the years.

And whenever there's a new photo, we can actually use AI to match it to the existing database so they can see, oh, this lion was actually found in another reservoir hundreds of miles away, and now it's moved here.

So that gives them data to be able to protect those lands.

Yeah, and those are kind of the use cases of AI that AI for good of the world.

It's something that is really interesting for us.

So Trial Labs is an AI consulting and services company.

We've been in this space for 15 years, so way before AI was a thing that everybody was talking about.

In fact, AI was called machine learning back then.

So we started around 2009, 2010, initially serving clients in the Bay Area startup, San Francisco, which was the only place in the world where there were crazy enough founders to kind of use these technologies.

And through the years we've grown, nowadays we serve mostly corporate and enterprise clients and also some big nonprofit organizations.

So we help them build custom solutions using AI and data to get some desired outcome.

In general, it's like business outcomes, but it can also be some outcome that's good for the world or some other initiative that they're pursuing.

So yeah, these companies have massive amounts of data.

There's a lot of things that they need solved.

And the application of AI for these problems is something that's actually non-trivial.

And it's not just a technical aspect.

There's, of course, a big technical aspect to that.

But there's a lot of like processes, things that have been always done in a certain way.