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Web is finally live. When the government put out 3.5 million Epstein files in this format and tried to call that transparency, we got inspired to give the government a little extra transparency. I've always organized my investigations on canvases where I connect dots and take notes and learn things and me and three homies built an app that lets you use AI to analyze all three and a half million Epstein files all at once. You can ask it any question you want and it'll go out and do deep research inside of the Epstein file and only inside of the Epstein files or whatever other file set you use. More on that in a second. It pulled back something like a hundred different documents and then it learned from them to give you this answer that it's spitting out. It'll cite its sources. You can read them for yourself. This is Ghislaine Maxwell's pilot certification. Every single answer has sources cited because this isn't like asking chat GPT to tell you an answer and it'll just go make something up. This is a deep analysis of the document set that you're looking at. Speaking of document sets, once we were done beta testing with the Epstein files, we thought hey there's a lot of other files that would be fun to analyze and so now we've got not just Jeffrey Epstein but we've also got a whole data set about 9-11. We've got the entire FBI vault and we got a whole bunch of religious texts in case you wanted to learn anything about any old religious texts. The FBI vault is just filled with cool old case files as well as like very recent and relevant case files like the Nashville shooting. And my favorite part of all is you can now upload your own documents to your own private data set. My favorite feature is just taking a screenshot dropping it straight onto the canvas and it's immediately processed and it's in the knowledge set so when you ask a question your web will know the knowledge of all the data and files that you've added. But they stay private just for you. Public data sets, private data set. And it's finally live. We did almost a whole month of beta testing. Now the online version is live. We will be dropping an open source version. If you want to download it yourself, do whatever you want with it, add your own AI keys to it, do your thing. Give us a week or two on that. The point of this tool is to change the way that researchers can dig through massive data sets and can accelerate the disclosure and the digging that can happen when these big file sets drop. To force multiply journalists, to force multiply the public and to let regular people like you and me investigate the powerful, the corrupt, the politicians, the government. So go to theweb.io right now and you can sign up, you can get involved, you can start researching, you can start uploading your own data. Have a wonderful time. We're very proud of it and we're going to be adding a lot more fun stuff, a lot more data sets and features in the coming weeks. And I'll be doing a whole bunch of live streaming asking it all kinds of questions all weekend and all next week. We hope you like it. GD loves using web. Yeah, GD uses all the web. Yeah.