Zuzanna Stamirowska

And the truth is, and everybody tries to put something that would naturally fit, like the B. The very simple truth is that, I mean, I just thought that, you know, AI dudes really like three-letter acronyms.

I agree.

Easy to pronounce and it worked.

But I had one person, a physicist who came to our office and he said, listen, I read your entire paper.

I read everything.

And because I think I still need to read the appendix because I still don't know where the B is coming from.

And you had to explain it yourself.

I'm like, well played, well played.

So to be perfectly honest, it's like the most truthful explanation is really just the three-letter acronyms.

The bee per se comes from the fact that the model working on the working name is Baby Dragon.

Yeah.

So architecture is dragon hatchling, and then you have baby dragon because it's already somehow grown.

And it was just inherited.

It inherited the bee because our internal name was baby dragon.

We do have some dragons flying around the lab.

I love it.

We even have a random name generation for dragons.

Oh, no, no, no.

We literally have an LLM, dude, because we have versions.

Whenever you have versions, you're giving it to no test model, like one thing against the other and stuff.