Andy Halliday

I think so.

Computer makes it shine even better by adding all of this sort of UI presentation skill.

I wouldn't characterize it as a mode, but from the outset, they have said, we want to make an answer engine.

And that mission, that vision and mission that was top down from the CEO, I think is showing up well in the products that you can access.

Before we move on from perplexity computer, let me just tell you my perplexity computer experience

Everybody who has a Perplexity Pro account got 4,000 credits to use with computer.

So I did a quick little thing with computer.

We were playing in our Slack channel and I mounted that into our Slack channel.

But then I was really interested in seeing what it could do for me.

And I, and I think I mentioned on a previous show that I asked it to start to, you know, interact with me and ask me what each of the kinds of skis that I skied on through my law.

Yeah.

And it, it did a really nice job up to 1980 or so, but it burned all 4,000 credits in doing that.

So it's not inexpensive, but I can see that it's aimed at like what you did with it, Brian.

I think if you, uh,

extend that to the kind of research that you might do in the context of your company or your enterprise, even on a larger scale.

This is worth spending money on because it's really going to pull everything together and it's all grounded.

It's all replete with citations and links.

And it's just really, really powerful that way.

Maybe just ask it in the chat to repair that.

Yeah, the example is I use coworker.