Ian Quigley says Leash Bio's collections of screens are sufficiently large and counterfactually dense to let agents perform assigned tasks on a limited budget in a completely measured environment.

“Yes. So the thing that I talked about last time was this idea that we had these large collections of screens and that they were big enough environments and counterfactually dense enough that you could take agents and drop them in there and then give them tasks, and they could go do those tasks on a limited budget in this landscape that we had measured completely.”