It's always a shock to see startups like this get shutdown. I guess initially there's a lot of hype and excitement, almost like an inevitability that will lead

It's always a shock to see startups like this get shutdown. I guess initially there's a lot of hype and excitement, almost like an inevitability that will lead to raising more and more funding until a business model is found. It's always two things that stop that from happening 1. Run out of money 2. The founders quit. To persevere through covid, war, etc is no easy feat, to do it when you started in 2014 and then see fresh faces on the scene in the AI space in 2022, much harder. It's also demoralising to see an entire category form without you, especially when you were working tirelessly towards it early on. I've really learned this the hard way also. Good luck to the Kite team in their future endeavours.