Illia Polosukhin

I care about like health care results.

So I'm going to be looking at a benchmark and maybe even my private benchmark, right?

I don't actually release the data of it, but I'm going to publish it.

Like, let's say I'm, you know, I don't know, CDC.

I'm going to publish a benchmark of like, hey, here's how we evaluate AI for our use cases on, you know, viral diseases, spreading, et cetera, predicting spreading, et cetera.

Now, instead of like, I mean, generic model will do something, but then now it's an open competition for everybody else to come in and say, hey, we actually have a better model at predicting spread of infectious diseases.

Let us upload it to the system.

it will show up on a benchmark.

So maybe it beats generic frontier model.

CDC now can use this.

Anybody else can use this.

The person who uploaded makes money, right?

And then even benchmark creator, if it's open benchmark, gets money as well.

So you can kind of almost like bring again all of these parties together to get the best result for them by creating this open marketplace, right?

So that

That's really like, again, as being in blockchain, that's the business we're in is like creating these open marketplaces, defining the rules and then letting all the creators be that kind of content creators, developers, model creators or enterprises coming together and kind of create this environment where innovation spreads.

I love it.

That feature probably like beginning of next year.

So yeah.

So right now you start with like existing open source models inside kind of this private environment.