Can AI reduce the wait for a psychologist?

So, well, here's the thing, right? It's not going to be the perfect solution straight away.

And so you're building this thing.

And so to the point, you know, if you're going to help more people than you're going to, you know, not help or it's going to make you more effective, then you've just got to keep investing in these things.

So it's a journey you've just got to keep going on, isn't it?

Yeah, but you said it, you've got to keep investing in these things and that means money.

It does mean

that.

So it's almost like you could have the cure for cancer, but if you've got no one actually paying for your lab to help you do the research to get it to market, then what good is a cure to cancer? So for me, it's like, I know this is amazing.

I know it helps.

People love it that are using it already, but it's almost like, Unless I continue to invest in it, not just my time and passion, it's there.

I've invested that.

But you need money for infrastructure and training and a dev team.

So unless you actually have the financial backing, sometimes these things can never see the light of day.

Or

they'll see the light of day.

And then they go dark because you need more funding.

It's a shame that sometimes amazing things just never progress for something that's got nothing to do with how great they are.