Zuzanna Stamirowska

So we're super early.

And well, Transformers most likely not, I mean, as Parfait would say, it's not the ultimate technology to get us all the way through it.

And yeah, we need something else.

Wow.

But there's a lot to be done.

This is like dragon hatchling.

So in the paper, like specifically it's dragon hatchling and the abbreviation is BDH.

And of course the question is where does the B come from?

Dragon hatchling per se is coming from Terry Pratchett's The Color of Magic.

I strongly recommend it.

And I mean, this book is worth at least 10 business books, I think, that you could find out there for so many different reasons.

Dragons being probably even a smaller one.

But I mean, specifically in The Color of Magic, there are dragons that appear more the more you think about them.

And it was actually very funny for, I mean, we found it funny for reasoning models, you know, because we literally had to reason about reasoning to build the reasoning architecture.

So the dragon started to appear.

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

And well, it's like what you see publicly, right, is an architecture in the paper.

So this is a hatchling and this is it.

I love it.

And then, yeah, we do get some questions about why BDH.