Jaden Schaefer

I think so far, none of the biggest players appear to have rewritten their models around social intelligence kind of having this core principle.

And so that's where humans and thinks that they can differentiate themselves and be different.

And I think that could give them a bit of a head start or maybe, you know, they're making an approach that isn't necessary and open AI deep mind meta approach.

All those other companies are going to be able to do it with their current tech stack.

I think a lot of this also comes down to recruiting top talent, which is also going towards a lot of these big players right now.

Humans and said that they're not interested in being acquired.

They said that they are, you know, they've already turned away a bunch of people that have like been interested in that.

They said, quote, we believe this can be a generational company.

We think it has the potential to fundamentally change how people interact with these models.

And we trust ourselves and the team we built to do that.

So I think whether they become the, quote unquote, connective tissue, as they say, of human AI collaboration, or maybe they're just another really ambitious experiment.

I think all that's going to depend on whether this social intelligence can be

operationalized at scale.

I think the bet right now is that the next breakthrough in AI is like, maybe this isn't going to come from just smarter answers, but maybe from systems that understand how humans actually work together.

That's their bet.

That's, I guess, what they say they're going to do.

So it'll be interesting to follow along and see what they're going to do.

They've just raised half a billion dollars almost.

So this will be a fascinating company to watch.

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