Andy Halliday

Like,

explicitly to be able to give you that information.

I don't think the world is ready for that type of trust.

That's I, I honestly not.

And yeah, for $50 purchases, maybe, but for a hundred thousand, 200, whatever the deal is, it's not going to, a lot of that is still going to be people just, it just, it just is there.

There may be use cases where like billionaires like, yeah, I'll trust my agent, but for them, for the good majority of people, for the,

you know, foreseeable future, that's going to be a big, the trust factor is still, I think like outside the AI bubble, I think, you know, and I think, you know, Andy and Beth, like everybody on this, that trust is not, it's not there at all.

So, you know, we'll, we may trust it, but like the person doing a deal on, on whatever manufacturing is not going to trust us.

It's small, right?

I was like, I don't know what I'm going to... But you know what?

For $10, that's okay.

But if I'm spending $5,000, I'm probably not going to go to Teemu, right?

It's just this...

Too much of a risk to do that.

It is kind of funny.

Anything to add?

Yes, I do have some data about this one.

I think we've just observed, setting aside the screwy way that these aqua hires are happening, remember back to when NVIDIA bought

but really didn't buy Grok, right?

They're doing these weird structures probably to avoid, I don't know, some complications that I'm not clear about.