Cassie Kozyrkov

And we can pull out patterns in them and turn that into the code that the computer is going to follow without anybody writing the explicit instructions.

And that's your older version of AI, right?

Your pre-ChatGPT version of AI that mostly it's enterprises.

It's not like, you know,

Regular person's gonna wake up one day and be like, I need to get five million photographs of cats, and then I need to go and pull some, extract some patterns, right?

That's Google.

And if you use Google Photos, any Google Photos fans,

A little bit, right?

I don't know if you remember, because I like data and probably should have been a librarian or a monk in the medieval times, but I grew up with computers, so I remember labeling my photographs, because I like to keep my data in order.

And so, if I want to quickly find my cats, I would have some kind of thing in the file name.

Do you remember how painful that is?

Does anyone still do that?

Because it's okay to admit it if you do, but I am here to tell you that that is a solved problem now.

And you can just upload it to Google Photos and then search cat and it pops up all the ones with cats.

Right?

That's using this technology.

And this is not a 2021 and further thing.

This has been around for many years before that.

But it's big companies solving big company things using this concept.

Now, a quick thing that I want to get everybody ready here to understand using data for stuff.