Dmitriy Pavlov

And we were able to actually just really easily show insights that these teams really didn't think we can get to.

What we're doing essentially is like automating market research in a sense, where we can understand the entire space of everything that customers care about

uh, with our engine, basically the, not just the express things, but the things that make them anxious, the things that make products really sticky.

And this came out of the project, the World Wellbeing Project originally, that looked at psychological states from people rather than the expressed content, they're saying.

Yeah, we're a little over a quarter million right now just from private investments.

We're actually raising a 500 convertible note right now, basically to help us finish off some of these larger pilots and go into kind of loud commercial mode.

No, we actually have quite a good team here.

We have Dr. Johannes Eichstadt, who's heading up our data science team.

We have Andy, who's our CTO as well.

We have a team of about 10 or 11 folks now.

We actually just had one of our key advisors come in and participate in a more kind of a leadership role as well.

And everyone's in California?

Yeah, actually most of us in California.

Half the folks in the leadership roles are just doing this out of the goodness of their heart for the past 10 plus months.

Some of the more entry-level folks, some of the data scientists and engineers are on a salary.

Yeah, like 80 plus percent of us.

We have, yeah, one of our folks is actually up in Peru right now, I think, or Machu Picchu, somewhere over there.

Conceptually, we started working on this actually a couple of years ago.

So Dr. Yohannes and his team started the lab to develop this a number of years ago, over four years ago.

And they've been developing this, and this is now peer-reviewed on their end.