Corey Knowles

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And I guess what they're calling memory now is essentially something that's getting pushed into the system prompt each time you run a query.

Is that correct?

Does that vary based on how connected it is?

For example, the idea being that some information would be more tightly tied to point X. Yeah.

Okay.

Oh, my God.

I was just going to ask you about that.

I remembered you making the CCTV analogy when we talked recently.

What does it look like?

So will it, in the same way that the brain over time, if there are areas that are not being used, that they can weaken, will the same thing happen in a model?

And if that's a dumb question, please say so.

Well, even the human brain fits in a cereal bowl.

Like, you know, it's really not that big considering the amount of information it can store and its speed and its capacity, I would think.

I don't need that to pick up a soda or to, you know, answer the door and say hello.

You know, there's definitely lightweight tasks for sure.

Something I'd like to ask, and this will shift gears a little bit, but I know you already have some early adopters and people who are working with this.

Like I understand NATO, the French Postal Service, and maybe Formula One.

Is that correct?

It's the dragon factor.