They're not really even solving many problems.

Yeah.

So Clino, the very big thing that we actually saw, uh, and it's kind of crazy because we're solving a, kind of doing like one fail swoop, essentially memory, right? AI has an issue with trying to remember things, especially when it's large quantities of said things.

So what we did is in Clino, we actually built a thing called Clino Brain, and what this does is, is the same way that, uh, big frontier models kind of have their system, we kind of created something a little bit different because I noticed that with frontier models, they seem to sometimes, again, they still forget, right? There's still a lot of that forgetting.

So the thing that we solved is like a actual brain, there's nodes, right? And each of these nodes will actually remember very particular context.

So when you're actually in your chats and you're typing or you're needing to refer to something, it goes to the brain where there's a whole little core in the middle, and then it shoots out to different nodes.

So instead of it just remembering chunks of data, how, like, for example, whenever you upload like PDFs or any type of file to frontier models, that's how they remember, basically.

It, what do you think is misunderstood around LLMs and AI currently? 'Cause I think if you right now ask most people about what's an AI company, they'd be like, you know, ChatGPT or whatever, but I don't know if they really even understand what ChatGPT is.