Nathan Labenz: belief

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…Yeah, I think I agree. This is definitely the somewhat second order. And thank you, I would say, I think with the first law principle, we can solve a lot of these bottlenecks through this more general automation and intelligence up front, right? The next frontier will be those robots in the plants, right? But I think to your point, this is definitely so. The future of physical abundance, I think I'm feeling more than perhaps I ever have. I really appreciate you taking the time and walking me through all this and the contribution that you guys are making at Neural Concept is definitely a fascinating one. Anything else that we haven't talked about that you think, you know, I should have asked about or, you know, what blind spots would you detect in me that you could help me patch up before I let you get back to work today? No, I think that's we covered the good top topics. Nathan, thanks so much. I think one thing I can add is that from the outside, I don't think we realize how close we are and how it's actually already happening in the engineering industry today, right? You have engineers, you have products that are being designed AI first, and it's true, it's already there, right? And the acceleration is just starting, right? So look out closely at the industry, automotive, aerospace and defense, consumer electronics, look at those industries very closely for the next few years and Most likely all the next breakthroughs in terms of designs, performance, products, they will be led or they will have an element of AI-driven workflows, iterations in them.…

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