Brett Adcock

And, you know, so it's like, even like a 12-year-old can kind of do, like, most things in a house.

You know what I mean?

Like, they can jump up on countertops and all kinds of crazy stuff.

Humans would be tough.

But, like, I think we can get, like, very soon, we'll get to, like, pretty close to most of what humans can.

Yeah, they...

They led my... So Sam and OpenAI led my Series B, co-led my Series B with Microsoft.

That was a few years ago now.

So we raised about a little under 700 million in our Series B, our second round of funding.

And they joined my board, and then we ended up spending basically a year with them working on... Well, maybe I'll give you the background.

The goal was to try to advance AI models for humanoid robots together.

And...

you know, they have some great folks that have worked on like LLMs and chatbots and things.

And at the time we had like a, you know, we still do, but we had a full like AI team internally.

So we were basically working weekly, daily on like, basically how do we advance state-of-the-art kind of like language models for robotics.

And, you know, like, yeah, I ended up firing them.

A year later in splitting ways.

But listen, they're a great team.

The senior leadership and everybody there, Sam included, were great to interact with.

The issue lied for us of there's nobody that's ever put advanced language models into these systems and made it.