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That's part of the benefits of being on bit sensor. We've got access to some of the best AI tools in the world.
this technology, um, it really, what it can achieve is, is not really been done before. So we can now get, you know, hundreds, if not thousands of videos created or a push of a button. And if you think about the admin saving on that, it's all validated against the creator, against the brand's messaging. So you can get waves and waves of content at the click of a button. Whereas previously that would have taken weeks, months, maybe even years to get that many videos out. So it's extremely powerfu
when we release a brief, uh, essentially, uh, that will say a video needs to talk about point a, b and c, as, as an example, and then creators create content that matches that. And they're basically scored on how much watch times, nothing to do with views is to do with how long they can keep people on the videos. So that comes down to, obviously the competition here is to make the most engaging visit videos possible, get the information across as accurately as possible. And the more you can keep
We're very unique in a way on BitTensor and our miners are YouTubers. So people essentially mine crypto with YouTube content and the platform, we can go into a lot more detail on how it all works, but essentially takes care of automating the whole process from creating the briefs to actually measuring attention.
we were investors in crowdstrike uh it's a obviously a fantastic company testament to the fact that if you know if you have a company that goes down and the world stops you know they've kind of made a difference in the world or pushed a wave out and that's true for crowdstrike for them the innovation was using the cloud and the central intelligence of taking all the intel from endpoints i.e computers bringing it to their central cloud taking that data and using that knowledge to push out updates
Absolutely. And really thanks to the partnership that we have with open AI. For the last few years, we've been spending a lot of time really building an AI focused supercomputer. We went back and looked at everything, the GPU configurations, the networking to really get it right. To be able to run these large language models as, uh, and make them available, uh, for startups through the Azure service that we now have that you can get through founders hub. And so, yeah, it takes a lot of compute p