Jeremy Jones
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 19 Feb
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one single sheet, it's, you know, a five gigabyte Excel sheet, or we're telling exactly where to pull data from.
And that's really where the magic happens.
Mostly government agencies.
We work with government agencies.
Right now, to level set, we've only been in business since June of last year.
So we're rapidly kind of
scaling out and the market is telling us what they need from us.
We don't have a perfect point of view of like, this is what we're bringing to market.
We're just generalists who know how to use these tools and we want the market to tell us what they want to use the tools for.
But yeah, so if a politician comes to us, more than likely what they'll need or what they use a strategic firm for typically is polling.
and then also understanding what messaging works, what messaging doesn't work, where do I need to tweak, where's the opportunity, what is my opponent saying that I need to attack, those kind of things.
The beauty about AI when you're looking at strategic intelligence, the human mind is great at reading, but there's only so many folks in politics that are very, very good at what they do.
The beauty about AI is I can take someone's brain who is very good at what they do and then increase the aperture, meaning I can increase the data points that they can take in.
And by increasing the data points that they take in and making sure the brain, the person who is, or the AI that is analyzing those data points, that reduces the margin of error, right?
I think there's a couple of things going on when we think about polling.
Polling has this effect because there's a heuristic that if something's been around for a very long time, people think that it's accurate and they trust it.
Polling's been around since the 1930s.
It hasn't really changed very much since the 1930s.
The biggest problem with polling in its current time is the fracturing of how people consume media and the fracturing of demographics on how we communicate about politics.
The second piece is it doesn't take into account the way you phrase a question, right?
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