Brian Maucere

And so I'm sorry, I don't have like what my criteria was, but I just literally went to perplexity computer again, not to be, to be clear here, they announced recently personal computer.

That's different.

That's on a waiting list.

We'll have to wait and see when Andy gets access to that and all the things that can be built.

This is literally just me and my browser using the computer function at perplexity.ai, right?

So what it basically did, though, is it did create me this pretty cool dashboard that allows me to look at ranked universities.

It gave me some different ways in order to filter out different sizes of the universities as well as tuition.

And then actually gives me some cool dropdowns here.

If I want to use the University of Florida, it's given me some key metrics, some financial outputs.

And this is

I'm not quite sure why it didn't show in-state, something showing out-of-state there, but either regardless.

And then what you can do is you can look at like, it did a scatterplot for like cost analysis at the top here, talking about public versus private.

As you would expect, the public universities are going to be cheaper.

In-state tuition by university, so you can see it here.

It actually points out that Florida Polytech, which is a fairly new university that I drive by all the time.

You have to drive by it if you're going from

Tampa to Orlando.

So it's on I-4.

They have not raised their tuition in like four or five years.

And they're currently the cheapest.