So what do you think about this? Like, is this something really good that could happen for architecture that we would have been dreaming about? Or should we be really a bit scared about it or somehow be cautious on moving forward with it?

Yeah, so Astra was released, I think around Friday last week.

Our entire weekend was preoccupied thinking about these questions.

Our labs team were scrambling, working even overtime to really reintegrate these new advancements into our model as soon as possible.

Because as you said, it is going to disrupt the current industry as it is.

This is absolutely hands down the biggest revolution that we've seen in the advancement of AI towards the AEC industry.

What we see now is tools that can be prompted and directly controlling the production process of modeling directly in 3D space.

It has helped us also to develop some of the quality of the spaces that we're designing.

Mm.

Uh, for one-Automatic prototypers that is going to be deployed and just build and design things on site, that can be happening as well.

You can imagine, you know, space colonization being made a lot easier by having these AI agents being sent out to space to excavate and, uh, produce and design, doing everything as automated agents.

Um, automated agents in construction industry, uh, drone-operated, uh, construction.

Um, there's a lot of really cool things that could happen that will expedite our, uh, designing and building our built worlds.

And, uh, what that means is it's going to make a lot of the process much more effective and fluent so that we'll be building faster and better, more accurately, with less resources, especially human labor resources and human thinking, uh, process, which are the things that delay our current process.

We are partitioned as a com- uh, a- as a, you know, as, as a pipeline, everything's partitioned right now.

Here we go.