Sean Kelly

And then that's called a foundation model because a lot of other people can just tap into that API and build off of that foundation model without having to train their own model, which is super expensive and time consuming and hard, honestly.

So now you have that foundation model, which becomes really just the foundation of all these other apps that are built off the API.

But you can't, for example, take GPT-5 and build an application to get a humanoid robot to navigate the world.

Yeah.

He could get you to cast an eye, man.

You can't.

You can use GPT-5 as a foundation model to build an application to build a chatbot on your website.

That you can do.

But you can't take that foundation model and teach Boston Dynamics humanoid robot to go pick up your groceries and bring them to your house.

Yeah.

They're like the, I would say they're the modern day celebrities.

Yeah.

But the vision of this large world model concept, which is going to, it's going to work, is going to be, you know, is to create, you know, an analogous model to the foundation model of an LLM like Chachibuti for just navigating the physical world.

Justin Bieber just started streaming I think yesterday.

He's pulling 10,000 viewers.

Some of these streamers that we're talking about right now are pulling 50,000.

Really?

It's nuts.

They're pulling more viewers than Justin Bieber.

So then people can just start building, people and companies can start building applications to just get robots to navigate physical space to do the million trillion things we would want them to do in physical space.