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and just even outside of counsel when it comes to health care. Yeah. We're I mean, we're excited about a tremendous, amount of things that are on our road map, and, we'll be announcing some of them in in coming months. And so I'll sort of save it for
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interactions, that are full with regulations. And we believe AI can help quite quite a lot, both of them. We see we see, like, so much commonality around how they approach things like intake. You have to collect very structured information around nam
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the magic of the tool that they're experiencing in their consumer lives and what they do in their work has for the first time narrowed just even a little bit to a point where it's just fundamentally changed the nature of how they view technology. I t
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I think one of the trends we're seeing in recent years is consumers increasingly taking their hand their health into their own hands. So we sort of call it agency, and a lot of companies are pushing forward this movement of health care no longer need
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Like today, even if you compare the experience today using something like Ambiance versus what it was a year or two years ago, it already looks so, so transformatively different. But the challenge is that when you're operating in these really complex
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a a bit to to actually cover all of that ground. But I think anything from, you know, that first interaction to to the billing cycle. And and more importantly, towards, like, how do you kind of keep the communication post appointment, with the patien
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even if you get monitored. Right? It's not like your care pathway is going to change due to that. But a lot of people just, like, want to be monitored. Right? Because they feel like someone is looking out for them and they're being considered at all
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The AI is probably just, like, encoding that, but it's not that different than deploying a call center agent with rules who needs to follow them. Right? So, again, it's the same as the other ones where it's, like, compared to the human version of tha
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On the AI point, there's obvious ways that incumbents can adopt AI into their systems. And as it stands today in November 2025, I would expect that most of agentic AI is just a benefit to existing corporations more than a threat. But medicine and the
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