Grant Harvey

So maybe if the data is the only secret source remaining, then I think it becomes very valuable.

And yeah, I think that is the case.

And companies very closely guard their data environments.

There's a lot going on there, but

Yeah, I suspect it will.

I suspect it will if it starts to mean the difference between 97, 90% accuracy.

And if that's your only difference, then that is your moat.

I can see that being the case.

And again, to the point, that's where demand and supply, we're going to see an even greater increase in the value of this.

Five years ago, if someone would say, yeah, this company you've never heard of is going to release a product called ChatGPT, and it's going to be the fastest growing thing in human history, what would you be like?

Yep, I'll buy that.

And this is actually one of the biggest challenges, again, and it's partly in a human nature.

I think the speed of change in certain aspects is incredibly rapid and therefore intimidating, and people will struggle to adjust.

But then the flip side of that, and this is where I think, okay, I'm going to make one prediction.

I think we're going to start to see much more model impact on a physical sense, like autonomous vehicles, robots, et cetera, because this last three and a half years has been almost exclusively digital.

Mm-hmm.

And digital, like digital is huge.

I mean, we're talking in real time across some recording software and you're in the West Coast of the US and I'm in London.

If you said that 40 years ago, they'd have been like, this is witchcraft.

They would have.