Spanish language in the Americas

Sure, absolutely, because there's certain easy wins for us if we go over particular languages where they're looking at things sometimes on a locale basis, where you can look at things on a language basis.

If we like knock out this, say Latin American Spanish, right, that you can find A version which could be palatable from the US, if you call it a Latin American Spanish, right? All the way down to Argentina.

And that for one expenditure cost center can like cover so much more, whereas they might be looking at rollout in individual countries level.

Whereas you can go over so much more by choosing or French, for example, and all the countries that that could entail as well, right? Looking at a language rather than locale level.

The Ascend webinar, Ascend is the trial for Camp 4.

I want to remind you that not only is that entire webinar and the slides available on our website, but we have professionally translated that webinar into German, Spanish, Latin American Spanish.

I didn't know those were two different things, but apparently they are.

French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, and Portuguese.

Southeast Asian languages with SEALION and Sahabat.

Latin American Spanish with LATAM, GPT.

African languages with Inatelos and IncubaLM.

And the frontier models are bad at those.