Yannis Antonoglou

You need the resources and the people to really make use of those resources.

Yeah, I mean, I guess like you're touching upon like the question of, you know, how do you make money to just like keep kind of like pushing to the frontier?

Sure.

And I don't see why open source cannot like be at the frontier.

Like, you know, if something like there is an opportunity here to...

kind of like leapfrog to the frontier by just like putting these models out there and working with other research groups in the world that can provide insight or they can just provide ideas that help you kind of like move faster.

So usually like open science and open research leads to

faster progress.

That's something that has happened over the centuries.

That's why there are conferences.

That's why there are journalists.

That's why there's peer review.

That's an idea.

Because that's how you progress science.

And this is not what's happening with the closed models.

Now, at the same time, I think that

There are ways to commercialize open models and especially in the enterprise market or the sovereign market where they need to have on-prem solutions and they need to almost own the intelligence.

So we have many partners.

I'm not going to share our go-to-market plans here, but we have some really solid ways to commercialize the open models that will ensure that we continue to capitalize and have access to the resources that we need so that we can stay and shape the frontier.

Yeah, I mean, of course, we take safety extremely seriously.