Dr. Tamara Nall

Now, I know I got to ask this, you know, does that kind of get into like intellectual property issues at all?

Like, how have you thought about that?

you're right oh my god that is genius you're right because that's the whole purpose of github is that it's open source and you're supposed to share code and help each other oh my goodness that is amazing oh my god see this is what i was telling people this is why we're award-winning because there's like all these products that are just so phenomenal that can help build but that is absolutely amazing so i've already had kind of a holy smokes moment but give us an example of

where someone used productive AI and it changed everything for them.

So we like examples, we like illustrations so that we can actually take it from conceptual and actually have something that we can know.

Oh, my goodness.

That is amazing.

That is absolutely awesome to be able within seconds to know what other competition is out there.

Because I feel like as founders, sometimes we feel like we have the best and the latest and the greatest when there are, you know, hundreds, if not thousands of people who are actually working on the same thing or something similar.

And what better way than to use productive AI to make yours even better?

Oh my gosh, that is amazing.

So we're also very curious people and we like to know how things work.

So if we were to open up the hood of productive AI and really look at the brain of how it works and how it's so accurate and how it can happen within seconds and be able to find these competitive components that we can use to better ours, walk us through that.

How does it work?

Wow.

Wow.

And you're saying that it's all about semantic coding.

Awesome.

Awesome.

That is great.