Hannah Petrovic

And this is great.

Now, mind you, I don't think this is where the $100 billion, $1 trillion industry is.

I think that for that, you actually need to go to business.

But I'm pretty positive that this is a way that you can bridge the gap between there and where we are here.

And it seems eminently doable.

The models still need to, they need to get a little bit better, a little smarter.

I will not trust one of them with my credit card, not yet.

I think this research was very fun to do.

I think we have learned a lot.

One framing that I think it's important to have in mind is this framing of the models as this rapidly depreciating infrastructure that lose value very quickly as new models and competing offers came out.

And this being an important part of how you think about the AMOs while still being bullish about it.

And one other thing that I will reflect is like, this is probably not the final word.

Again, we have done this hermeneutic exercise of interpreting public information out there, but we don't have access to open AI's finances.

So we're learning a lot.

Actually, we have already learned a lot from the public response to an article and we will continue researching and doing so.