Jim Lampley

Yeah.

So where you're at right now with this cancer research, why?

When will this be applied in real-world scenarios?

So when you're talking about things like with your particular issue with melanoma, when you're talking about CRISPR potentially developing some sort of a topical solution that you could put on that would fix whatever issue that you have,

Is this something that this AI that you've developed or this overlay of the AI would actually assist CRISPR in figuring out how to create something like this?

Well, I've got good news for you.

With AI and with CRISPR, you might be 30 again.

Oh, I would love it.

I would love it.

I think that's on the menu in about two or three decades.

I hope earlier.

I'm just being realistic.

I don't even know if I'm being realistic.

Don't give false hope.

Well, yeah, don't give false hope.

But I mean, with the exponential discoveries, the exponential increase in technological evolution, just that we've seen in our lifetime.

And then I think AI is some new thing that is going to throw all that into just a giant monkey wrench into the gears of our understanding of how quickly technology evolved.

Of course.

Yes, that's a good point.

But...