We currently cover about 2 million lives, all Affordable Care Act (ACA) members. These are individuals who require subsidized healthcare they otherwise couldn't afford. We're expanding into more markets, aiming to provide them with useful tools. For instance, we're launching a chatbot that helps people deeply understand their conditions through interactive conversations. On the backend, we've implemented nearly two dozen large language models, significantly reducing our operating costs. This has allowed us to lower prices. Our platform is digital-forward and cloud-native, the first new health insurance platform built since 1972.

Emotional responsiveness is an abstract concept encompassing much. It's the ability and willingness to emotionally tune into another person, allowing them to perceive your nonverbals or words. This enables them to feel what you're feeling and respond in a way that makes you feel valued. This may sound elaborate, but consider that humans are social bonding mammals. If you're paying attention, you pick up cues from someone's face in 100 milliseconds. Your facial muscles automatically imitate what you see on another person's face, and the mirror neurons in your brain fire. If you're attentive, you physically feel what you observe on their face.

Jensen has a massive balance sheet and incredible cash flow. The new Trump tax bill allows companies to depreciate the entire cost of GPU clusters in year one. This has huge tax implications for companies like Meta, saving them billions annually. Nvidia could leverage this by investing in infrastructure. While this might seem like competing with their own customers, they are already doing so, as customers are developing their own chips. Nvidia should accelerate the data center ecosystem through strategic investments.