Corey Knowles

Congrats.

Thank you.

Let's like to ask a question or two about kind of your business model.

Are you.

Essentially, so you're not selling access to a specific model.

You're helping them craft a model that is correct for them, essentially.

Like chemistry and material science is a massive industry, but not one the average person thinks about every day.

Can you kind of help us understand the scale here a little bit?

Like what types of problems are being solved faster and what does that mean for products consumers use every day?

Yeah, you know, you've got the nut, all of the plastics on the back.

The chemicals in the knobs.

You would have...

Everything.

The wiring.

Well, I got one last full question for you here.

If Albert works exactly as you hope, what becomes possible in the physical world that isn't possible today?

What products or materials might we see in, you know, another decade that maybe seem impossible now?

I did just ask you to predict the future.

Well, you know, imagine how many great ideas float around the world right now that are in the hands, the heads of people who have absolutely no idea where to start or what to do.

You know, this brings a lot of that to the forefront, potentially.