Sam Schillace: Yeah, I think both of those are really true. So what I'm working on is, most of the industry right now is focused on, when you talk about somebody who's working in AI, it's somebody who's creating models, right? It's somebody who's figuring out how to do some new open source model or somebody who's doing some new training or make some model bigger. And I think that's very, it's valid, useful work. It's just not the kind of work I like to do very much. And a lot of people are doing it. And so I'm an app builder, I'm a tool builder, and so I don't create models, I consume them, right? I want to build things around them. And so when I started with Microsoft, started working on GPT-4 with Microsoft in September of last year, my immediate reaction to it after picking my jaw up off the floor, which we were all doing in the early days, was, "Okay, this is cool, but in some computer science sense, it's just this function, this stochastic pure function that just takes a character array and rearranges it and hands it back to you. That's not much of a building block for building programs. We need state and we need control flow, and orchestration, and call-outs."
So what I'm working on is, most of the industry right now is focused on, when you talk about somebody who's working in AI, it's somebody who's creating models, right?