Brian Maucere

And people just kind of thought...

That sounds like an overarching goal.

That's a stretch goal.

Sure, it's helping with coding.

And now here we are in February of 2026 in Q1, and he clearly knew.

And that's why we say when you see these Matt Schumer reports and you see people who are in the know and building the things, say this stuff and go, hey, and Mustafa, I know you guys probably talked about that yesterday, saying, hey, next 12 to 18 months, they're not saying it for nothing.

They're not sticking their neck on the line for nothing.

They legit believe, and maybe they'll fall short, maybe they'll be wrong, but they believe that this disruption is coming.

What do you think, Andy?

Do you think this is like, you know, we've heard reports of meta and internal reports and stuff like that of like sort of cooking the books in terms of the tests.

Do you feel like there's, you know, just, this is just an opinion and Beth too, I guess, but do you guys feel like there's, you know, we see this, the chart you just had up, the Gemini deep drink, and it's like, we've hit this benchmark and this benchmark and this benchmark.

And,

Has that been diluted?

Are we at a point where it's hard to look at graphs like that and feel like that means something?

Or do you feel like, no, that still has value when I see that it's doing such and such on R2?

And you have to imagine when you add that to like Alpha Fold 3 and what Google has in other areas.

Yeah, sorry, Matthew.

I don't know if you were on mute though when you were talking.

Do you guys think it like, look, we're at the end of the day, we're all human and we have human emotions.

Do your greatest scientists, your Einsteins, whoever, name, name, it doesn't matter who you name.