Scaling Europe
00:20:20 · Thore Graepel
[00:20:20] S1: Yeah. I mean, first of all, I have to mention that I have a fantastic team already, including, you know, physicists, mathematicians, roboticists, and, you know, part... Some of them are in Singapore. Some of them are on the West Coast, but, you know, London will be will be our headquarter. And so we've already been able to build this system, and we have prototypes. We run it on PhD level questions through my business partner's biotech company. We had the opportunity to already have scientists work with the system and give feedback. So we're really making some some great progress here. Also, in addition to building the core system, we're currently experimenting with robotics. We have a robotics lab in Singapore where we're playing with little unit three g ones and and try out this reasoning in in that domain because we believe that robotics is the ultimate application domain. One day robotics will have to be a general reasoner that can solve problems for us. But even in the smaller movements and actions that robots do, we believe that this is ultimately a reasoning problem, maybe except for the finest dexterity questions. And so that is a domain that we're currently looking at as well.
00:21:52 · Sebastian Johnson, Thore Graepel
[00:21:52] S0: Very interesting. Okay, well, look, I'm looking forward to seeing, you know, the progress, journey that you've gone. It's really exciting. And I think there's an increasing noise around the issues with NLM's, especially on this hallucination and lack of accountability. So I think it's really exciting. You're kind of working industry with the tailwinds behind you. So thank you so much for taking the time and let's catch up soon. [00:22:12] S1: Great. Thank you very much.