Brian Maucere

So there's a conversation that Jumi and I actually had about this, that it would be more accurate if they sold subscriptions more like the CSA model, the community supported agriculture.

We don't know what the yield is going to be.

You're going to pay this.

We're going to give you access to the thing that we create.

When it turns out that people are trying to get more of the thing, you're going to get less of the thing because that's how it works.

We could give you unlimited access to the thing that you paid $20 for originally.

If you want unlimited access to ChatGPT3, woohoo!

Actually, I think you can't have that.

But what we all want is the newer, better, this is exciting.

More people are connecting to the digital CSA, and that's the problem, right?

So it is, actually, that more people have become sort of power users of cloud code.

But Jimmy said he ran out in like two, he did two queries really well sourced go on for a long time.

He did two queries and he ran out of his weekly limit.

But the idea, I think that this is a consumer service.

We've put something together.

We built it for users and we want users to be happy.

That's not what we're doing here.

They are frontier labs.

We have opted in to help fund the Frontier Lab.

Actually, we have paid so that they can research on us is really what we've done because the funding, as we've seen, is billions of dollars.