So, oh, God, I don't have the number, but at least a dozen that are, that are or will be paying soon in our pipeline.

How many are actually paying, Manish? Come on, you must know this number. This is like the lifeblood of the business. How many paying customers?

So zero right now. Okay.

Next month, three.

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now at getlatka.com. Hey folks, my guest today is Manish Patel.

He's trained in the biological dark arts of genetics, bioinformatics, and systems biology,

before spending some dark years in algorithmic trading teams and investment banks and hedge funds.

Now he saw the light.

He's co-founded a hospitality software business, a serial CTO, and then took the dive recently

into Jiva.a. where he's creating

multimodal AI systems. Manish, are you ready to take us to the top? Absolutely. All right,

multiple multimodal AI systems for what niche? Basically, we want to target healthcare first, right?

So the problem with multimodal AI is that actually

its application is everywhere. Wherever you look, wherever you're applying deep learning technologies

to learn about complex things, complex things inherently are difficult to understand,

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