Andy

That's a lot of users in the, and from January, they had 34 million.

So up to 132 from 34.

Reckon that that's, you know, more than four X, right?

Oh, and is with us.

That's so good.

Well, I hope not to disappoint.

Go ahead, Beth.

What's your first one?

No, no.

DeepSeek is a model that you can access through a number of sites, whether Poe or you can just go directly to DeepSeek and use that.

So around the world, 132 million people are monthly active users.

So within a month window.

Compare this to approximately $1 billion using ChatGPT, which is the far and away leader, but DeepSeek is right up there in terms of eight-month interactive users with the second wave crowd of AI models.

OK, I'll do another one, which is interesting.

So.

AI models, and specifically large language models, are used to do spreadsheets, and now they're becoming more and more competent in doing those kinds of financial analysis-type things.

But when you get to the realm of pure mathematics, where mathematicians are working on proofs and developing new theorems in sort of the ethereal world of mathematics, LLMs are not very impressive.

And one of the world's biggest mathematicians, a fellow named Joel David Hamkins, has slammed AI models used for solving mathematics and calls them zero and garbage, adding he doesn't find them useful at all.

He highlighted AI's frustrating tendency to confidently assert incorrect conclusions and resist correction.

They'll argue with him.