Invest with AI
00:53:03 · Doug Clinton
[00:53:03] S0: Yeah. I think on that on that point, Brett, the the best way I always try to tell people to get involved with these models for any purpose, whether it's finance or otherwise, is you have to find something that you're really curious about, and you just get lost in the models doing. And that could be designing a new clothing line. It could be writing some piece of content. It could be trying to pick, you know, some super aggressive AI related stock portfolio. Whatever it is, the more that you can just get lost using the models and then understanding, like, the intricacies of how they work, understanding where you can push the limits and the edges and what you can have it actually build for you, that's the best thing you can do is just kind of learn it by feel by doing something that's really fun for you. And then you can take that curiosity, all those learnings that you have, and apply them to something that might be a little bit more structured and intentional. But until you kinda get through that and you just experience the models, you know, unfettered, right, and just let them go wild, I think it's really hard to kind of think about the structured thing because you just don't even really know what they're capable of yet. Yeah.
00:54:08 · Brett Caughran, Doug Clinton, Khe Hy
[00:54:08] S2: Well, thank you so much for joining us today. This has been really fascinating, and I'm super excited to see where you're at on this in six months or nine months or twelve months. Maybe we'll come back in. It's like, we got the keys. We figured it out now. So thank you so much for being with us, Doug. This was really fun and interesting time in an interesting space. [00:54:31] S0: Absolutely. Thank you guys too. [00:54:32] S1: Thanks, Doug.