Beth Lyons

Absolutely.

That makes sense to me as a function.

If I'm whispering to you now, you're going to whisper back.

But no, you're whispering.

I mean, there's no harm in saying, yeah, I whispered because you whispered.

the, like, no, there's something wrong with your hearing with my lady wiretap living with me in my space.

I was like, okay.

So, just know that that is a thing with Alexa, and I hope that it gets coded out sometime soon.

But just because some of the other models have done, have a lot of

have a lot of research behind them, have a lot of people talking about what it's like to use them, and therefore the rough edges get sort of shaved off, that is not happening with all of the models that are in your space having conversations with you, right?

So just know that that happened to me.

Annie, you are muted.

Nice.

Nice.

Yes.

And this is one of those places where I think understanding like we need context sometimes.

Right.

Because this is this is a level of math that is understandable to a very small audience.

part of the world, but think of this in science situations, right?

From the same kind of place, Andy, of that, okay, so we're learning from first principles in a vertical, and now we're just going to start with this very narrow knowledge hierarchy, and we're going to see how far we can go with that.