jobs in the wild.

I keep doing this math. One frontier training run costs close to a billion dollars now. The top labs spend $10B+ a year on compute alone. That is roughly all Indian startup funding in a year, combined. Nobody from India is at that table yet. The most important technology in human history, and we are not in the room. Today we announced our Series C. $130 million, at a $1.5 billion valuation. Is that enough? No. It is 1% of the table. But we know exactly how far there is to go. And there is a path. Build something millions of people use. Earn the revenue. Earn the belief. Then earn the compute. No shortcuts exist, which means the route is open to anyone willing to walk it. The path is not straight. But leverages on the way might lead to the same destination. We are walking it. Millions of people who never wrote a line of code are building real software on Emergent today. Shop owners, teachers, doctors, founders. Describe what you want, and the agent builds it and puts it live. This is the largest expansion of who gets to build, ever. And we are early — the next step is software that doesn't just get built by AI, but runs your business with you. Somewhere in this round we became a unicorn. Milestones are checkpoints, not destinations. The destination: AGI is coming either way. If we keep compounding, we earn the right to build models ourselves — and give humanity one more serious attempt at getting it right, safely. I want that chapter written from India. To every builder doing the math on their own ambition today: the numbers are supposed to look impossible at the start. Start anyway. We are hiring, Bangalore and SF.