Kimi

Sharon:
Tell our viewers what the main difference is, in your mind, between Kimi and products like Siri, or Alexa.

Bradley Hasling:
Well, Sharon, I will tell you the difference between Kimi and those other products you mention by name. People. It's our people and their level of excellence that sets us apart. The voice interpolation on Kimi is a perfect example. We don't have an algorithm trying to figure out what you said or what you meant. We have actual people analyzing Kimi requests, so we can continually update our understanding of how you communicate, who you are, what you want.

Sharon:
So, you're listening to everything?

Bradley Hasling:
No, not at all. We are flagging miscommunication so that Kimi can better understand you.

Terry:
When were you at the waterfront?

Angela:
What are you looking at?

Terry:
Your Instagram. You ate at The Pink Door?

Angela:
[closes closet] No.

Terry:
You wrote here you did.

Angela:
I just liked the picture.

Terry:
Why did you write "Oh, my God, so delicious," if you've never been there before?

Darius:
You know, you only ever call me when you need a favor. And your Instagram is bullshit, by the way. I data scraped. It's full of reposts and lies. I don't even know who you are, really. [takes a shot drink] Ah! Who makes fake life online, huh?

Angela:
Literally everyone.

Angela:
I never gave you guys a retinal scan.

Natalie:
Sorry?

Angela:
Downstairs. There was a retinal scanner at the door and it let me in, but I never sat for a scan.

Natalie:
Well, we take them off the video conferences. It's faster.

Angela:
But I didn't give permission.

Natalie:
Sure you did. It's in the terms and conditions of the conference software.

Angela:
Nobody reads those.

Antonio Rivas:
That envelope looks thin.

Bradley Hasling:
It's a Coinbase login.

Antonio Rivas:
Better be enough.

Bradley Hasling:
It's everything I have left.

Angela Childs:
And, trust me, I know bad. I used to moderate for Facebook.

Darius Popescu:
Ah, this is Romania. MeToo is like 50 years away.