Ben Gilbert

Now, treasury is something that most listeners probably do not spend a lot of time thinking about, but it's fundamental to every company.

And the other thing that they acknowledge really in their whole strategy is that every business has its own quirks.

So it's not a cookie cutter approach.

They work with you to figure out what matters most for you and your business and then help you gain clarity, control and confidence.

And they have some great strategic offerings like Pay by Bank, which lets customers pay you directly from their bank account.

It's simple, secure, tokenized, and you get faster access to funds and enhanced data to optimize revenue and reduce fees.

This lets you send and receive real-time payments instantly just with a single API connection to JPMorgan.

Not at all.

If you're wondering how to actually manage all that global cash, JP Morgan again has you covered with their liquidity and account solutions that make sure you have the right amount of cash and the right currencies in the right places for what you need.

All right, David.

So Google Brain.

This is like all the hits.

All the hits.

This is all the AI hits on this episode.

And when you say the time might be right, Google had tried twice before, and neither project really worked.

They tried this thing called Brains on Borg.

Borg is sort of an internal system that they use to run all of their infrastructure.

They tried the Cortex project, and neither of these really worked.

So there's a little bit of scar tissue in the sort of research group at Google of, are large-scale neural networks actually going to work for us on Google infrastructure?

And if they're going to do this, they need a system to run it on.