Yannis Antonoglou

We are not there in terms of computation, of being able to run the most powerful models locally.

Even if you had access to it, you cannot run GPT 5.1 locally.

You cannot do it.

Or the Gemini 3, you cannot just run it locally.

So there is a limitation in terms of computation.

But besides that, I felt like once we are in a place where you can just like run really powerful models locally, I don't see a reason why you wouldn't be able to have all the data in one place, right?

Now, at the same time, you know, us, we also like see that like smaller models become like better and better and better.

So there are definitely these cases where I can see a smaller model that can be run locally doing a lot of like this work.

Yeah.

I mean, I think like...

It is important that like there are alternatives out there.

There's a question of like transparency and like, you know,

what's happening with the Chinese models, how they've been trained.

There are things that have come out that they censor certain things, so they might have certain cultural biases encoded in them.

And I think that having an American alternative that is more transparent, it encodes different values, it's gonna be a net positive for the world and for America.

Yeah, absolutely.

I feel like it's not going to be just like, you know, we built it in America, but like we don't just build it for America, right?

Like we build it for the world.

And the way to do that is just like be transparent with like, you know, how you build the model, you know, give it out.

There is...