Stephen Wolfram

Oh, like a ranking of preferences and

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And then how to aggregate those ranked preferences into an overall thing, you know, how does that work?

You know, how should you think about that?

You know, because you can just tell, you might just tell ChatGPT sort of, I don't know, even the concept of an average, right?

It's not obvious that that's a concept that it's worth people knowing.

That's a rather straightforward concept.

People have learned in kind of mathy ways right now.

But there are lots of things like that about how do you kind of have these ways to sort of organize and formalize the world.

And these things, sometimes they live in math, sometimes they live in

I don't know what they, you know, I don't know what, you know, learning about color space.

I have no idea what, I mean, you know, there's obviously a field of.

It could be vision science or, you know, color space.

You know, color space, that would be optics.

Not really.

It's not optics.

Optics is about, you know, lenses and chromatic aberration of lenses and things like that.

So color space is more like design and art?

No, I mean, it's like, you know, RGB space, XYZ space, you know, hue, saturation, brightness, space, all these kinds of things.

These different ways to describe colors.