Kate Clark

The big constraint for the company right now is computing capacity.

They grew 80 times more in the first quarter than they anticipated, which has created a lot of bottlenecks for them.

So what they need to do is continue to sign new computing contracts.

with Google, with Amazon, with whoever they can.

And we recently saw them sign a deal with SpaceX to get their compute.

So that's really going to be the challenge ahead for them.

And then to continue to create a product that people are using a lot, not just AI engineers, but also all of the regular people that are using Chat2BT every day.

I think that they feel like there's maybe one year, maybe two years, if you're being generous, where there really is an opportunity to build something entirely new.

And if you don't jump in right now, then you miss the opportunity entirely.

And I mean, that's

Amongst investors, there's this growing sense that you're not really AI natives unless you are a really young person.

So there is a little bit of ageism, I think, happening.

And you're seeing investors really like recruit some of these 18, 19, 20, 21 year olds and handing them five, six, seven million dollars.

And that is becoming much more common than you would have seen several years ago.

And what I'm mostly seeing, which is like people who are not yet even drinking age that are raising quite a lot of money.

It's very competitive to find the best AI talent.

These investors just really want to make sure that these AI founders are spending pretty much every waking moment working.

And so they thought through, like, how can we help ensure that?

I think that that's what they landed on is, like, we can make sure that they have everything that they need.

They don't need to spend one second worrying about where are they going to live?