David Solomon

I said to the model.

Model comes back, well, I used this source, I did this, I did this source.

The bottom line is not a clean data set.

Not a clean data set.

Garbage in, garbage out.

Now, human judgment had to look at that and say, no, no, no, I don't think that's right.

Are we going to get to a place where the data sets get better and better and better?

Yes, but as long as one of the functions of the model is they go out into the internet and they go out into social media and they go out into the media and they go out into the world,

there's gonna be a lot of garbage in, garbage out, and the models can get better and better and better.

But that's gonna be, it's gonna be really interesting to see over time how the models get better and better at distinguishing.

And one of the things that's interesting is I then asked the model, hey, okay, will you search this differently the next time because wherever you went got it wrong and the model said, no, that's not the way it works.

Now, one day I think it will work that way and it will search it differently.

But that's just interesting to me of what we are.

Here's the third thing, okay?

You were talking about what's inside people's heads.

I personally believe the answer to this is never.

And this is one of the magic things about humanity.

This is one of the magic things about creative things.

And by the way, part of investment banking and client relationship is creative.

It's EQ.