Sure

... is not right, uh, most of the time.

Uh, and, and the things we end up forgetting, um, end up being fairly material.

"Oh, yeah, I forgot about that drink of, uh, of glass of wine that I had at 9:00 p.m. and I was snoring less and my wife was telling me about it in the morning," and so on and so forth.

Uh, but in that context, being able to identify, assuming that you're interested in it, being able to identify things as food or as drink, being able to understand what those things are, uh, and being able to categorize them so that you can interact with that log is pretty, um, and, a- and hopefully at some point it becomes something that happens in the background as opposed into the, in the foreground where you're actively acting on it.

Uh, it becomes pretty powerful if you do that day in and day out and is a massive sort of interaction between a piece of hardware and, uh, really groundbreaking AI to get you there.

I think that kind of thing where lived experience is captured and understood and implemented against, uh, is really important.

Yeah.