Put some cap on it. Howver big range you want. I just don't, I mean, North of a thousand could be 10 million. I don't, I don't, just put some cap.

So it is, it is not 10 million, but is a substantial amount. And it's not a thousand.

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at getlatka.com. Hello, everybody. My guest today is Dennis Mortensen. He is an expert in leveraging

data to solve enterprise use cases and a serial

entrepreneur who successfully exited several companies on that theme. His long-term vision of

killing the inbox led of the formation of X.a. Many of you have probably seen Amy and Andrew in

your inboxes. This is that guy. Artificial intelligent assistants who schedule meetings. He

speaks frequently to anyone who'll listen from the crowds of Web Summit to his

building's doorman about an optimistic future for AI productivity and the future of work.

Dennis, you ready to take us to the top?

Let's do it.

All right.

So let me jump in first.

Is Amy working?

That's a good question.

Are you working?

So if you're asking me whether there's ambiguity in that of asking some agent to do some job,

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