Carl

I go back to Matabiria.

This is the drum line for me, so.

Yeah.

Okay, Carl, do you have a news story?

Co-kudo-er?

So based on what Carl was saying, it makes me think that what you get shown is part of the temperature setting, right?

And the average temperature setting in an AI allows for a little bit of creativity.

Otherwise, it's always the same response.

And the only way you get to control the temperature so that you get the same response is if you're doing an API or a back-end AI.

platform kind of thing where you get a slider for the temperature.

So that, Carl, that seems to me to be built in.

There's always going to be some random things unless you really heavily code it so that if it's a shopping search, the temperature is at zero or the temperature is at like, you know, 0.1.

And now you get like the top two searches are the regular and then there's a random third maybe.

Yeah.

So I said this before, anecdotally, it seems to me that LinkedIn has some effect in getting information into current searches for ChatGPT.

I've just seen a couple of people say, hey, you know, I posted about this on LinkedIn and somebody just told me they found me on LinkedIn.

Sorry, they found me in ChatGPT when I asked for an expert source.

I don't think we know.

They're not telling us the sources.

But LinkedIn is owned by Microsoft, and LGBT has still a relationship with them.