Beth Lyons

That's interesting and really, really helpful.

I feel like we saw a startup debut, something like that, where you could see the demo that I remember is like,

a group having conversation or a presentation and being asked questions and then and like a speaker was being asked questions.

And then they turned to the laptop, I think, and said, you know, Steven, do you have a question?

Right.

And then it knew to speak at that time.

It's it's actually a really interesting play and something that comes up a lot in terms of

open ai and specifically chat gbt being the most popular highest exposure all of that because once people get in and then start to have questions now how do we collaborate on conversation with chat gbt specifically if we're like do we have to use zoom and share screen like what are our options don't we want to be able to go off and then come back

See, and I hear you on that.

I also think that we are just at the very start of like UXV, right?

So because I think that...

What you're talking about, what we're talking about that that startup was doing, it didn't control the LLM or the answers, right?

It was literally the interaction.

And I feel like all of the voice interactions in each of the main models, Gemini, Anthropic, ChatGBT, and Grok,

A meta, okay.

I don't even know if meta has a voice interaction.

I'm terribly sorry.

But in terms of those, I feel like each of them, like there has not been a standard set yet for what you can expect from a voice interaction.

Oh, I didn't say perplexity, and that's my main one.

So perplexity writes its answer before it starts to talk to you.