David Sacks

Yeah, there's people making open source versions of this or building companies around harnessing and building the integrations into it.

But open source is always like the last to build the fit and finish around the product.

They focus on the core.

of the product, right?

So like Linux for your desktop never really took off because the interface was never polished.

The UI was never like perfect, but there are companies building that.

And I'll just, I'll show you one company that we invested in.

This is a company called Abacus and they had a very simple idea.

They came up with their own hardware stack.

They came up with their own platform and now they are sold out of these boxes that they're building for insurance, healthcare, and everybody wants to run AI products

inside the organization and then start building their own models.

We actually incubated this in our incubator.

And you can check it out go abacus.co.

They're just basically saying it and organizations cannot get enough of this product.

It is crazy how savvy these organizations are getting into math, you're doing with 8090 as well, I think, where they're just like, we have to build headless products, so that we don't get locked into

any one provider.

And regulated industries are particularly sensitive to these kind of issues you're bringing up.

And so if you just follow what finance, healthcare, you know, and those kind of folks are doing, they're just like, this has to be on-prem.

And they're very concerned about a data leak.

And they're very concerned about HIPAA compliance.