“It could be the case that you lose the entire market. In my experience, and I see a lot of these model graphs from apps companies and from pitches, I would say the lifespan of a model is three to six months. So that means you have to release the next model.”

It's very, very short, which is entirely different than we've ever had in software. In software, we've always assumed some long tail. But it turns out what happens if you put out the SODA model and everybody loves it, then something internal happens. I don't know if it's regulatory. I don't know if it's technical. I don't know if it's a breach, whatever. And then you slip three months, right? It could be the case that you lose the entire market. In my experience, and I see a lot of these model graphs from apps, companies, and from pitches, I would say the lifespan of a model is three to six months. So that means you have to release the next model. Model. So, again, for this conversation, I think it's a very interesting conversation. We should tease it apart. Like, what happens if the market continues to grow and doesn't saturate? I think we already know because we have three years of data and it just means the frontier wins and they do a great job and they create great models. And what happens if either the use case is saturated, meaning…