Daniel

So how exciting is that?

But I'm sure, you know, it's exciting.

intricate and complex going from where we are now to where the future if we never have a health problem and how long that could be away.

So what was the moment in your life?

Why was this something personal to you?

And what was the moment that you realized how not only big this problem was, but a need so big that you are willing to dedicate your life to building Boost Health AI?

Some of the most successful entrepreneurs have told us that timing was the absolute critical piece in the story for them.

So it sounds like timing for you was massive.

Like if, if gen AI didn't become what it is and we might be, you know, having a different conversation today.

So can you dive into detailed around what did gen AI enable you to do within the company?

I mean, I can't live without generative AI.

I use it every five minutes of the day.

I wasn't feeling good yesterday and I was asking ChatGBT, what should I do?

And so for 48 hours, I basically followed along.

I don't know if that's a good thing or not, but everything it told me has been factually correct.

So I know you have a bold idea of payers should own their intelligence instead of renting it from vendors.

Why is this critical for the future of AI and healthcare?

And what have you seen when this is capable?

So do you see the future of, let's say, healthcare and AI

Do you think a lot of companies are going to be sharing abilities, having the ability to open their APIs or share?