Karl Yeh

But it says, like, here's the thing.

You have taken a tool, Anthropic, and deeply embedded it into a government system.

You know how long it takes to decommit that?

That is, like, another two, three, five-year process.

I think anyone, if you've ever worked in any bureaucracy, you're like...

that thing's going to be in there for years.

Even if today you said, no, we're going to change.

You're like, you have deployed it in such a manner that like it, it's in the government kind of symbiosis web.

It cannot be pulled out immediately.

It'll take you a long time.

So I'm things like, yeah, of course they're going to talk because there's just no way they can just replace that thing.

This is a government, not a business.

I think that's fair.

I think Sam Altman was on CNBC talking about that today too.

Like he had a statement of like that.

And then I think there was another report from the information saying that's like, that is very similar to what OpenAI and Google has in there.

Like they don't want to do very similar things.

So whether they offboard, it just won't happen.

Maybe Grok is the only one that will do it.

I'm not sure, but like that's...