In 2–3 years, Simile will run single simulation sessions costing $10–20 million to operate, but they will be so valuable that customers will pay $100 million for one session.

51:42which in about 2 3 years, we're running a single simulation session that's going to take 10, 20 million dollars to run a single session, but it's going to be so valuable that people will pay 100 million dollars for it. That's where I see it go. >> And that would be for the world's largest enterprises. That'd be for a government or whatever that may be. >> Especially on the sort of the high end

52:10of the spectrum, that's what it would be. >> What cannot be simulated today that you think will be possible in 3 years? >> So for me it's actually a little bit less about what cannot be simulated because I actually do think everything that we want to simulate, we can actually create the initial uh proof of concept. However, as we all know, one of the core challenges of AI is

52:34actually bridging the proof of concept with real value productionizable technology. So that's actually the chasm that I see. So interesting thing here is I see the world of simulation going into this world where we are creating that very complex multi-agent simulation or we're running a very long study with many different steps of simulations along the way, but we actually started the field from multi-agent simulation when we created