Tim Doyle

We know more about patients than...

Claude currently does.

Um, although obviously that, that advantage will devolve over time.

And then, uh, the other thing is we exist kind of below the, the doctor layer.

So we can provide medical advice in a way that, um, with, with, with doctors and with practitioners.

So we can enable practitioners to actually kind of be a layer deeper than you can be with ChatGPT or Claude.

And like, I guess like my bet there is that they won't go to that level of depth because there's huge costs of compliance that come with being in that level of depth.

Um, and then the other thing that we do is we solve the friction to access.

So we actually kind of handle the transactions and the scripts and all that type of stuff.

And so we are a bridge to the real world where I think like they may, they may go there, you know, it's hard to, it's hard, you know, like I, I'm certainly sympathetic to the case of being like, well, these companies are just the two companies of the future.

And maybe Google's the third one, like maybe.

Um, but, uh, I mean, it seems unlikely.

That's our mag seven peeled brains talking.

Yeah.

Netflix, meta, Google and them.

Yeah.

It's crazy that there's going to be like three new, it's going to be like the mag 10 in three months time.

Yeah, I know.

Yeah.

So that was controversial.