Alon Cohen

Right?

Now you have a binary, simple thing to look at.

So-and-so has a takedown accuracy of 94%.

So-and-so has a takedown defense of 75%.

Let's see how they match up against their classic averages.

And now you're getting into some more tech.

You're like, this guy is below his average and that guy is above his average.

Okay, now we have a way of measuring very quickly who's winning and who's losing across at least this part of the fight.

And so the goal is to get to storyline as fast as possible.

in human understandable terms, right?

This is in some ways the great moment of the LLM as well, right?

Who cares how many weights and how many parameters and how many whatever?

When I talk to it, it feels like I'm talking to a human.

That's the great unlock.

The technology suddenly disappears and the experience stays.

And that's at our level, at our level of sophistication, that's what we're doing.

Yeah.

It is the last of the criteria in the judging rules.

And it should mean that...

In a fight, one of the things you're trying to do is assert dominance at the most basic level.