Shafi Goldwasser

Yeah.

That's where we're at now, and I think that's where our theory team, which has got some, like, really amazing humans on it, like Shafi Goldwasser, who she's got a Turing Award, did a lot of the gold standard of, like, internet cryptography, and Adam Kalai, who's at OpenAI right now, and Orr Paradis, who just wrote our, kind of as the brainchild of Whale Acoustic Model, the first transformer-based Translative model that we have.

They're beginning to think about like in just using pen and paper and theory of like how to do it.

And it was really fun getting creative because they're starting to like look at like conlangs, you know, Game of Thrones and like human invented languages.

That's right.

So then, I mean, you didn't just work with Ron Revest and Odi Shamir, but then the ever-wonderful Shafi Goldwasser.

How did that happen between your MSc, your Masters and the PhD program?

Yeah, so I decided at some point during, you know, it's natural to do a master's and immediately go to PhD.

People who study law should think about it from their viewpoint.

And I'm happy to say, I feel like there's a lot of excitement about this, and a lot of people are studying this.

Actually, there's a new institute called Rezi, next to Shafi Goldwasser and Vinod, who's my colleague, and also my husband, Adam Kalai, who used to work at OpenAI until recently, and now left and started this institute.

It's an institute for AI safety.