Andy Halliday

And they're moving towards an understanding of how the real world works.

And so AIs are being trained to do that.

And Prometheus is really focused on that.

He's working together with a fellow named Vic Bajaj, who is a physicist who worked at Google's Moonshot Lab.

And the two of them together are the leaders of this new Prometheus thing.

So what it's doing is it's going to advance...

all those areas of scientific development and business operations management development that have to do with real-world operations.

Amazon is a beautiful example of that, but also Blue Origin, the aerospace company that Jeff Bezos has, will be exploiting the results of Project Prometheus.

And so we see that happening.

At the very same time, yesterday, NVIDIA announced a whole family of open source models called Apollo.

Probably a reference to the aerospace industry to some degree.

Yeah, good call.

So it's open models that have been trained specifically for accelerating industrial and computational engineering and across the kinds of things that you might expect, like electronic device automation and semiconductors for NVIDIA.

We're working with real physical spaces inside the chips, but trying to shrink them down to the nano level.

Structural mechanics, so science and development for actual engineering of automotive, consumer electronics, and aerospace.

Computational fluid dynamics.

There's a lot of opportunity to go into fluid dynamics.

There's even fluid processors that could be designed out of these kinds of models.

Electromagnetics and multiple approaches and just in the world of physics.

These new models, you know, have been rolled out and they're actually already in use with a wide swath.