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Q say, it may sound silly to some folks, but you can imagine the human equivalent, right? So for Uber, it was literally calling up someone who then would dispatch a taxi, right? Or, you know, even Google Maps way back in the day, like before we had digital maps, you might even call someone or look up, you know, a physical map and say, hey, how do I get here?
A Steph, one of my favorite examples is, um, I'm a pilot and I, uh, fly a few different airplanes. A dear friend of mine, Richard Kane, built a company called VeriJet and uses the VisionJet. And the traditional aircraft chartering business is literally whiteboards and sticky notes where I'm taking this pilot and this airplane here, the fuel is here and it's like pathetic. So Richard, who's a brilliant computer scientist, built a platform on Verajet where the everything is optimized. Uh, he'll go to quantum compute later for, for doing even faster, but where the airplanes, the pilots, where the person is being picked up and dropped off and how they're being, All of it is fully digitized, and he used the vision jet, the SF-fifty, because it is massively connected. When the airplane lands, it sends all of its data of its, uh, systems check back to the AI. So you get humans completely out of the loop, and that's beautiful. It's efficiency, it's safety, and it's speed.
AI assessment note: “traditional aircraft chartering business is literally whiteboards and sticky notes”
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D 5 · C 5 · P 5 · Cm 4 4.85
Q say, it may sound silly to some folks, but you can imagine the human equivalent, right? So for Uber, it was literally calling up someone who then would dispatch a taxi, right? Or, you know, even Google Maps way back in the day, like before we had digital maps, you might even call someone or look up, you know, a physical map and say, hey, how do I get here?
A Steph, one of my favorite examples is, um, I'm a pilot and I, uh, fly a few different airplanes. A dear friend of mine, Richard Kane, built a company called VeriJet and uses the VisionJet. And the traditional aircraft chartering business is literally whiteboards and sticky notes where I'm taking this pilot and this airplane here, the fuel is here and it's like pathetic. So Richard, who's a brilliant computer scientist, built a platform on Verajet where the everything is optimized. Uh, he'll go to quantum compute later for, for doing even faster, but where the airplanes, the pilots, where the person is being picked up and dropped off and how they're being, All of it is fully digitized, and he used the vision jet, the SF-fifty, because it is massively connected. When the airplane lands, it sends all of its data of its, uh, systems check back to the AI. So you get humans completely out of the loop, and that's beautiful. It's efficiency, it's safety, and it's speed.
AI assessment note: “one of my favorite examples is... traditional aircraft chartering business is literally whiteboards”
