Josh Tyrangiel

Right.

Those are the large language models, or that's something different?

There's a part of it that's large language, but not entirely, right?

There's classifiers, and what classifiers can do is, like,

You know, tag an image, sort your email, flag a tumor on an MRI.

Okay, let's use that one.

Yeah, yeah, exactly, right?

Then there's optimizers, and they work in logistics, and they can change the direction of something or change pricing really quickly.

And then there's gen AI, generative AI, which is really what has sparked this whole thing in the last three years.

And that's AI that generates words and images and can create code.

And so what they all have in common is speed.

They process information faster than any human being possibly could and with many fewer doubts.

And so that's sort of the key.

Yeah, and I think what you're getting at is that we have all been focused on Gen AI and the people who are bringing it to us.

And we're human beings, so we focus on human beings, which I think is very wise, because the tech is complicated, and so what is the first thing we do?

We assess the people who are bringing it to us.

Right, who are in control of it.

Who are in control of it, and we don't like them.

Thank you.

Yeah.