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And I'm like, what's the point?

And then they're losing a bunch of money.

So I don't know.

I think it's all great.

We're just starting.

LLM is the first historical AI.

And this is the first business model.

People just initially thought, okay, give it to people and then they can do with this, whatever.

But now we are at the stage when we can actually learn.

We learned from all the pros and cons of the business models and try to adopt it and make it something better.

Yeah.

This exciting part to me is like,

It seems that there was an evolution just for us, for people.

Then there was us people pushing the evolution of AI.

And there's going to be a moment when we sort of co-evolve together.

Like it's going to be a world where maybe in 20 years, we couldn't even imagine like, oh, how did I do this without AI?

Like right now, kids probably writing the PhD thesis and they're like, oh, how people do it by hand.

I was still doing by hand, but now it's like, you could just put it in chat GPT or whatever.

And it's been great.

Oh, definitely going to hurt the learning process.