Chamath Palihapitiya

How soon?

How soon?

It's I don't think that's going to be as far out.

I think it's like I take maybe take like more like the three year kind of timeframe for those kind of things.

I think you can kind of see this these like, you know, these big bets like SoftBank and Nvidia, I think just put a billion dollars into skilled AI, which is creating the brain for robots.

Actually, that a $14 billion valuation.

The founder of which is in Pittsburgh, by the way, Deepak.

But I think the big problem, I think, with that extrapolation is in the world that I live in every day, whether the energy, the defense, et cetera, et cetera, we don't have those videos.

There is not a corpus of information in data set.

And so I'm focused on that.

I'm focused on collecting that information.

And how do you get that data?

Yeah, it's about, we think about like, you know,

there's not many customers that are gonna pay for that because the roi is just like not not clear not there like no no big like energy or you know manufacturing company's gonna be like yeah let's do that and i'll pay you like 10 million bucks a year to do that and so like we're collecting it by solving for you know important problems on critical infrastructure and assets of which like you know we're walking around these like manhattan-sized refineries all the time and so there's information data sets that we're just like building the refinery inspection is done by a human today

Yeah, they're 100 feet up in the air on a rope collecting data by hand.

So if you use a robot that has a bunch more sensors to fuse together, it begins to create a world that doesn't exist on the internet, which gives Gecko a very big advantage.

That's exactly right, which is pretty cool.

All right, continued success.

Hey, thanks so much.

J. Cal, your ship has finally come in.