Shawn Wang: belief

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…Do you think this is a LLMOS product or should it be a consumer product? I think it's a [01:03:00] building block. I think every, I mean, there should be, just like every consumer product is going to have a, going to eventually want a gateway, you know, for, for managing their requests and ops tool, you know, that kind of stuff, um, code interpreter for maybe not exposing the code, but executing code under the hood for sure. So it's going to want memory. So as a consumer, let's say you are a new doc computer who, um, you know, they've, they've launched their own, uh, little agents or if you're a friend. com, you're going to want to invest in memory at some point. Maybe it's not today. Maybe you can push it off a lot further with like a million token context, but at some point you need to compress your memory and to selectively retrieve it. And. Then what are you going to do? You have to reinvent the whole memory stack, and these guys have been doing it for a year now. Yeah, to me, it's more like I want to bring the memories. It's almost like they're my memories, right? So why do you…

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