Dennis Mortensen

So it is, it is not 10 million, but it's a substantial amount and it's not a thousand.

That's a good question.

Are you working?

So if you're asking me whether there's ambiguity in that of asking some agent to do some job,

You're absolutely right.

As an ask a human to drive from my place to your place, there is some risk that we'll see an accident.

If you ask a human to schedule a meeting, there is some risk that, you know what, she forgot that summertime starts a little early in London versus the US.

And if you ask a machine to do the same, you're probably likely, given that we train the machine, to see some of that ambiguity end up in the machine agent.

However, the funny thing is that machine agents tend to be very good at the things that you and me are kind of not so good at and sometimes stumble on things you and me might think of as common sense.

Having said that,

we are setting up hundreds of thousands of meetings and this being one of them.

So we're certainly in a, in very good shape.

But then again, we've been in that basement for the last five years.

So I think there's certainly very little debate on whether that of setting up a meeting is a real pain or not.

So you and me, through your example, have just agreed that we kind of not really like to set up meetings.

We like this, though.

You and me chatting, that's the fun part.

Having it set up, we don't really care whether it's Monday at 1, Monday at 9, Tuesday at 10.

They're all equally good.

So if we can somehow escape that,