Shekhar Natarajan

So I think we need to build systems which are more compassionate.

And this is where even the human robotics or the consumer robotics, there's a huge play for something like this.

And that's coming too, by the way.

Yeah.

So see, I think what I'm not saying is like I'm trying to build an NGO or a yoga app.

I'm not doing that.

What I'm saying is for all the investments people are making in the world, in the world of AI, right?

They're going to be grossly dissatisfied because the investments are not going to meet the

use case and the usefulness.

The use case has to provide usefulness to provide value.

So we are going to be very disappointed because we are simply not going to trust it.

So what we are building is like a structure and a layer that enables trustable use of these systems.

So that I think

a business opportunity it is not like it is not like I'm giving away trust for free I'm gonna charge people for trust because we are taking all of the energy to build trust into the system in a rightful way and we're gonna charge people for that it's just absolutely fine but while we're building it we are building it in a way that is going to help also companies not spend as much

This is where the company benefits overall as a system.

The company will benefit because they're getting the benefit of two things.

They're keeping the virtue alignment.

They're also making money or they're being very efficient in the usage.

So that is where I think we can still make a lot of money.

And this is like a $4.3 trillion opportunity.