Q works practically. It's like a CAI CEO is going to actually show the product, which is always cool. Before we get into that, I have to ask you a question because this is sort of stuck with me since you said it, you built a AI product basically for form, uh, completion and your customers then sort of hacked it to do customer service. I mean, how did this happen?
A It's actually like, even from day one, we had the customer service aspects, but we were thinking, okay, when people are filling out, filling out the forms, they're going to also have like questions. Like they are going to, so we have, from the beginning, we had the knowledge base aspects of the product, uh, in place. So you could upload like documents. Uh, you could give URL of your website so that we can crawl your website and learn from it. Uh, you can, uh, answer, like, questions and answers. You can just train. We even implemented this feature where you can actually talk to your own agent directly and train it, and it's asking you question, like, what if someone asks this question? You can role play with your, uh, agent.
AI assessment note: “even from day one, we had the customer service aspects”