Jack Hidary
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first heard Oct 2024
last heard Feb 2025
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And that data has to go into a GPU, an NVIDIA GPU in this case, and uh have that AI that we developed reading that in real time, Peter, so that it can look at the map of the world, the magnetic
map and look at uh what where the magnetic field is underneath that plane and then figuring out where it is in space uh in in you know in the airspace and sure enough we pass that taste what they do is they take you up in a C17 Peter and without letting you know when it's gonna happen they shut off the GPS four times in that lengthy flight and you, your AI has got to navigate that plane
What most people
Yeah, you'd have to have another Earth and bring it over here, which I don't think would happen anytime soon.
But the point is that that's a breakthrough that happened with a very small team.
You know, Margaret Mead said, never underestimate the power of a small team, a committed small team for change.
And sure enough, and that's the only thing that will, and sure enough, that's what we have across Sandbox.
We we're split into smaller teams that have their own ability to innovate and collaborate.
So that's an example where I don't see how either return to office would have resulted in that breakthrough or work from home result.
There's no way that either of those would have resulted in this breakthrough where we had to spend weeks on end at the customers, we had to bring in experts from all around the world to make this happen.
There's not many people who know how to do that.
I think
Nadia, maybe you want to talk about PFAS or some of the other breakthroughs we recently announced.
A few things first though, Peter.
We're gonna see huge divergence within every sector.
We're gonna see winners and losers, and we're gonna see that happen on the basis of both
the the use of AI or lack of use of AI and also how they do the work they do.
So in terms of AI, if we see a company out there, let's say for example, take the automotive sector.
And we see a number of companies out there, and some companies will adopt AI.
And of course, most of the old companies will use large language models for customer service, and they're gonna have some productivity, some cutting of costs, probably measured in the single-digit millions to tens of millions.
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