Joe Weisenthal

You mentioned the idea of like you could string 10 Sun workstations together to make a supercomputer.

We are actually going back to the future or the future is back a little bit.

These currently in computing.

I have a good friend who...

who has promised to help me later this year.

I'm going to buy like five Mac minis because he says you can host your own LLM now from home if you just have like four or five Mac minis strung together.

And then you don't have to depend on any other company's data center for unlimited token usage.

So this is going to kind of come back.

I want to get in more on your history and Aladdin and the technology that you've been involved in building over these years.

But maybe a big picture question is like one of the things about AI that really strikes me as potentially interesting with how it's going to affect finance is.

AI is non-deterministic.

You put in a query and you don't really know it.

You never know if you're going to get the same output twice or whatever.

And I'm curious, like for one, you don't know how it arrived often and models can't explain themselves.

And this is an issue for finance, which is they're often not explicable why the output came out.

But then there's this other element of you're not going to get the same thing twice.

And I'm curious, like when you think about

No question.

No question.

This must be a thing for a bunch of enterprise software, right?