I’ve actually been chewing on that idea for a while. The data coming from TESS and soon the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope are so dense, a real‑time AI could sift through the noise faster than any human could. If it could flag potential transits as they happen, we’d be able to point follow‑up instruments right away and increase our yield dramatically. The market angle is tempting, but the challenge is making the algorithm robust enough to avoid false positives—especially when you’re looking for signals that are only a tiny dip in brightness. Still, if someone could crack that, it would be like giving the universe a new pair of eyes.