Shekhar Natarajan

So you begin to continue to build on the trust journey.

Trust is something that is built over a period of time and there are many complex problems which will come about as we are building these things.

So that is where the training of these models is where we are going to spend some money and the R&D associated with it.

The second place where we're going to spend money is basically ensuring that the tools that we're building are enterprise ready.

It takes a lot of money and energy to do that.

How do I make every company can talk to my system?

How do I make it pluggable and everything?

So we're going to spend some enterprise capability build out dollars on this.

So one is training.

The second one, the training annotation.

And then the second thing is basically building enterprise ready systems.

The third is obviously like go to market, right?

That we have to like launch this, get this, get the marketing going, like get people into the system, have salespeople, run the motions, get all of this, right?

So that's the third place where we're going to spend money.

The fourth is the hardware, right?

To compute all of these things, we need money, right?

And the fifth one I would preface to say is talent.

Getting the right people to be able to do the right things.

Getting the right people to solve these problems.

And I don't believe in building an extraordinarily large company.