Steve Brown

There's a different level of protection on those.

That's huge.

And there's a lot of other, you know, any medical company is going to great lengths to do other layers of privacy and security, which you have to do in medicine.

So I think, you know, there's a great need for application layers in medicine, partly for things like privacy, but also partly to make sure that people use it in the right way for the right things.

Because you're going to charge a fee.

There's no guidance at all.

I mean...

I mean, Sam Altman was there on the GPT-5 launch, and he talked about using GPT-5 to diagnose and treat diseases.

That might have been a direct challenge to the FDA.

We don't say that.

We say, you know what?

This is to help educate yourself, but talk to your doctor about that.

This is imperfect and it totally depends on what you put in there and use this to educate yourself to learn what options might be out there and be a smarter patient and be a better advocate for yourself.

You know, we like, you know, one should be using this to diagnose and treat diseases.

Well, you're talking – this is the $4 trillion question.

Right.

When I was in healthcare before –

20 years ago, you know, I would give this talk about health care is a trillion dollar industry, you know, and like 70 percent of it is all the, you know, come down to our own behavior.

Well, now it's four trillion dollars.

You know, it's like I had my my stump speech was always like, if we don't figure out how to fix this, you know, our country is going to go bankrupt while we still haven't fixed it.