Q Got it. Okay. So, so you're obviously, you saw there on a seat based model. Uh, give me more of the, the background story here. What year did you launch the company in?
A So we started in 2011. I worked in consulting and the co-founder was forming a lot of big data and machine learning startups in India. We both studied at Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay together. And we said, uh, in AI, there are four elements. You have computational power, you have algorithms, you have people, and you have data. The whole world seemed to be focusing on either the computational power aspect of it, or throwing a new algorithm to an already existing problem, uh, like deep learning, neural nets, et cetera. Nobody was looking at the data side of the problem. We believe data will move the cheese. A, in terms of making it accessible to also smaller biotechs, the smaller treatment centers in different parts of the world, and B, if you would input more relevant data into these computational engines, you would, you would get more relevant, uh, insights that would really help you in decision making.
AI assessment note: “So we started in 2011. I worked in consulting and the co-founder”