Will Marshall

It is the latitude and longitude of the ships.

It identifies the ship and it says it's this IMO number even if it's not broadcasting on AIS beacon because it's seen that image, that ship before.

It's already figured out where it is.

It guesses its heading.

It does all of this and that's all based on AI.

So it's not just pretty pictures.

It's analytical

answers to people's questions.

That's absolutely right.

I mean, it's one thing for the National Reconnaissance Office in the U.S.

or NASA, who have had deep experience in satellite imagery processing, to get value out of our raw data.

But for that little insurance company, that pharma, that hedge fund, this is huge amounts of data.

The AI is a...

It bridges a gap of technology that is important for these entities.

Well, the answer is yes, it does make sense.

And the answer is yes, we are going to play a role.

We are playing a role.

We are already working on Suncatcher, where we're putting Google TPUs into orbit for them.

Yeah, it makes sense.

Fundamentally, if you step back, it does sound sci-fi on first blush.