Beth

That's very, very cool.

Thank you.

So I have a research health story.

Stanford published Sleep FM, a new AI foundation model, and it can predict over 130 health situations based on a recorded night of sleep.

So that is amazing.

And if anyone has done a sleep study, it's not the best sleep.

You're not sleeping in... They're not recording your actual night of sleep.

They're recording your actual night of sleep with stuff attached to your head, with knowing that a whole room full of people are recording and watching you.

So I don't see if this is something that you have to do a sleep study for, but there are a ton of things that are seen through how you are sleeping.

So 65,000 participants, their data was 600,000 hours of their data from those participants.

analyzing brain waves uh heart activity breathing and muscle signals so that sounds like this uh is something that uh would come from the sensors on your head i really want like to uh can you just bring the robot and watch me just while i'm sleeping that would be uh comfortable that would be uncomfortable but better for me the further

Are you one of the 65,000?

And for 600, I mean, there must be also a subscription, right?

But, I mean, it's not an AI story, but it's certainly a story in the beginning of 2026 that in the U.S.

The announcement the other day that this is not a tumor.

Absolutely.

I didn't mean that your story wasn't an AI story.

I was setting up that in one of the main stories in 2026 is people's health insurance premiums doubling, tripling, because those subsidies are no longer in effect.

And to pay something for $600 and then, like...

even if the subscription is a couple hundred, right, you're still way below and could go conceivably to a catastrophic level of, right, like insurance only covers after something.