Hello. Hi, and welcome to Fun Fact Friday with Leila land,
with me and him. I'm David. I'm David as well.
I know it's been a while but
then I forget. Oh, I am. All right.
So I don't remember the theme song being this long. I mean,
either what are we talking about?
Oh, we always talked about what the show is. Oh, well, this show
we talk about different stuff every episode. And we're joined
by our dog. Chewy. Yeah, he's really whiny. little whiny. So
this week. What are we talking about? Oh, wait, wait, wait, we
have a script. Oh, we forgot. All right. Do you have it pulled
up? Nope. Let me pull it up. Okay, I was just gonna go over
to your screen, but it's kind of stupid. Yeah, you'd have to
bring your mic over and get all set up. Yeah. Hello. While she's
getting pulled up by now we'll go. What was that? It's the one
on the one on the right. Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. You got
to scroll down a little bit. What? Because there's two Oh,
yeah. Okay.
Okay, here we go. Here we go. In intro fades out.
Hello, everyone. Welcome back to fun facts with Leila and David.
I'm David. And as always, I'm joined by my awesome co host and
daughter Leila. Hi, everyone. We're back and ready to rock
with some amazing facts about artificial intelligence. That's
right. It's been three months since our last episode. And
we've been on a fun fact finding spree to bring you the best
content. Yeah, that wasn't a fact finding mission like a
secret agent. Except instead of chasing bad guys, he was chasing
down trivia about robots.
That's right, Leila. I was on a mission to uncover secrets about
AI and boy, did I find some interesting nuggets, spill the
beans that I can't wait to dive into a world of AI and learn
some mind blowing facts.
I scrolled too far. No. Sorry. Sorry.
Well, you did you know that the term artificial intelligence was
coined in 1955 by computer scientist John McCarthy. Oh, so
you're saying AI is younger than you, Dad? Hey, now watch it,
young lady. I may not be as old is these cutting edge
technologies, but I'm not ancient.
All right. All right, point taken dad. But seriously, it's
incredible to think that the concept of AI has been around
for so long.
Absolutely. And it's come a long way. Since then, today, we see
AI and our smartphones, our cars and even some sci fi movies.
Yeah, like those self driving cars that we've been dreaming
about for years. I can't wait to have my own AI powered.
Well, that would be cool, wouldn't it? But it also raises
some ethical concerns, like biases and AI systems and the
impact on jobs. Definitely, it's a double edged sword. But as
long as we use AI responsibly, and ethically it has potential
to do some amazing things. Absolutely. And we'll be sure to
delve deeper into these topics in our upcoming episodes. Oh,
that's right. So buckle up, folks. So we're gonna be because
we're diving deep into the exciting world of AI. Strap on
those virtual seat belts, everybody, because we're in for
an exhilarating ride. You always know how to keep a fun, dad.
Well, what can I say? It's always about having a blast
while learning something new. Agreed. All right, let's get
into some fun facts about AI. Absolutely. So stay tuned,
folks, and get ready to have your minds blown by the
awesomeness of artificial intelligence as your music fades
and fade out.
Okay, so if you couldn't tell, that is not us speak at is
written by a chat GPT I finally caved and went and played with
it. And I was like, it's fussy. Okay, so I went in. Genius. And
this was this was the prompt. Hello, or didn't say hello. So
my name is David. I have a podcast I do with my daughter
Leila. We were taken off three months and haven't produced any
episodes in that time. We are unsure how to start the new
episode of just putting in a prop we know how to we know how
to do an episode. Yeah. For our first rodeo. Anyway, our show is
a weekly show where we talk about fun facts surrounding a
new topic each week. The subject of this new episode is
artificial intelligence. Can you please write a three minute
segment in a script format? And it gave us one gave us it gave
us one similar to that. But but it didn't have enough playful
banter. So he said, That's great. Can you add a little
light hearted banter? And they gave us that it rewrote it into
the one that we just read. So I haven't played with the AI too
much. But before we get into all that, we just kind of want to
talk about what's been going on last three months. We haven't
had an episode since December.
Are of 2022. Yep. And the dog is super annoying. If you want to
let them out you can while they talk, you want to let them out
or no guy starts barking boy. Yeah, yeah, definitely. So
yeah, I've been we've been working on some stuff, I have
left my day job to focus on creating content I am
getting the shed turned into the studio. And I am getting close
to done. So the studio will be done soon. And we'll be moving
into that we'll let y'all know when our do our first episode
from the studio. And
yeah, the
given Lila hand signal, let the dog out because he really wants
to get out of there.
And I am working on a new, a new podcast. And I bought some new
domains. And I'll be giving more information on those. Once I get
them a little more further down the road. They're kind of neat.
Some of the stuff I'm going to be doing, we talking to some
really interesting folks and getting some
good content put out. And I've actually been playing with video
editing. So I can get get a video thing out to where she's
completely gone.
And she's back folks back.
I thought I thought that she was just gonna let the dog out of
the room. I thought you meant love the dog out? No, because
then we had to go let him back in or he'd bark and make our
neighbors. Listen to that. Anywho
we're not going to do a good do segment this this week. We're
just kind of getting back into the swing of things. We wanted
to sit back down. We kind of missed a beat on the mic. And we
went and found some facts. Some facts. Lila went and found some
facts where you said you went and found some facts I did. But
I didn't want to use them. You don't want to use them. Or
they're not good. I mean, they're decent. Boring. Yeah.
Yeah. Of all the facts sites that I've found for the show. I
don't think I've found a good one.
One that's satisfactory. I probably found like two.
But most of them are just well, we can talk about the fun parts
of AI. Yeah, yeah, cuz I was watching a video today. Not so
much watching. It was just kind of in the background. A
gentleman
named candle San candles and on YouTube.
don't know anything about this guy. But he seemed to his
presentation was pretty good.
He did. He wanted to recreate Flappy Bird. The app with the
pipes and the little bird the make go between anyway. You
wanted to recreate that using chat GBT? Oh, I guess sneeze.
Oh, no, no, no.
Okay, okay. Anyway, I like reflexively pull Jim.
He went, he went in, and he's taught, he made his goal. Well,
that was word salad there. His goal was to create Flappy Bird
using only code that chat GPT gave him and he wanted to write,
he wanted to not write a single line of code, he wanted to tell
jet GBD what kind of code to write. And have it gave him full
instructions as if he knew nothing about creating a game.
And he was able to do it.
And there was even a part where they kind of like troubleshot an
issue together, because there was a coding issue.
And he pretending to not know how to code basically just gave
the error to Jaci chat GPT and said, hey, you know, it's
messing up, I don't know what to do. So I'm gonna play that
little clip here.
But here's another mistake, Chad GPT made, there was a simple
coding error, and the game wouldn't run at all. I just told
chat CPT that the error existed to see what it would do. Polite,
as always, it apologize for the error and provided the
correction. After following its instructions. We now disable
player input when the game over screen is reached. So he just
input the error that his coding software gave him.
And they'd sat there and they figured it out. Like it's funny,
because it apologizes. You're making fun of me because I said,
Please, and I was, I thought it was very funny that you were
saying, Please, and thank you to a to AI. From what I've heard,
it's
it
kind of analyzes how you ask the question, and gives you response
on your level.
I was listening to Geek News Central, I believe, is the name
of the show
is Todd from blueberry.
And he does a weekly geeky show and he was talking about how he
has the paid version. And it's the best personal assist
than he's ever had.
Because it's always available. It doesn't need vacation time.
It doesn't, you know, and
he gets things done with it. It's it's a very, very cool
tool. So I took that into account for this episode. And I
was like, hold on a minute.
Let me let me try something. So he got an account, but he didn't
pay for it. Oh, no, I've got the free trial. Yeah, play around
with an account. I said, oh, oh, no. What did i What did I
scroll back up? I said, find me 10 cool facts about AI with
sources on the web. So I can put them in my show notes, please.
And I said, Sure. Here are 10 cool facts about artificial
intelligence AI along with sources you can use in your show
notes. So I've got a list of them. And then I said, Can you
put the link sources and HTML code so I can just put them in
my show notes and Oh, my goodness. And it was like, there
you go.
Nice little shortened titles for them and everything, what
website they came from, and, and all that. So my first fact given
to me not through research, but through using AI to do it for
me, is from Forbes.
AI can identify emotions. AI systems are now capable of
analyzing facial expressions, tone of voice and other cues to
accurately identify human emotions, such as happiness,
anger, sadness, and surprise.
Now, I will put the caveat that the way for my understanding the
chat GBT works is it indexed
as much of the internet as it could for its training, but
it doesn't have like the last year
or less, I remember the exact cut off was I could probably
look that up. But
it
stopped. It stopped taking in new information after a certain
point. So some of these links are, even though it's from July
of 2021 it's still way outdated because this stuff is moving
fast. Have you seen it so fast? Have you seen the progress mid
journey has made? Have you seen some of the newer mid journey?
Images? Yes, I have. You just can't even tell there's so dolly
to dolly to. I haven't heard of that one. We'll have to make
sure to put these in the show notes. Mid journey is the way
you interact with it is through a discord bot.
And you have like
credits, you can use a little bit you can like maybe get three
or four images before it starts asking for money. Why is my
browser not working?
We're using too much internet. Now. Is it just try not?
Nothing's working. Try a different site. Maybe Google is
just down.
No, this is brave. Well, maybe. Yeah, but you're on google.com
troubleshooting IT issues live and I can't look up different.
Friday. Try to go to like something you never go to like
apple.com Apple, you'd ever go to apple.com. So dolly
Oh, your browser's just crashing it's great. All snap. What went
wrong while displaying this webpage? Oh, no. Anyway,
that was a delightful distraction.
I use edge like a maniac AI can compose music.
Yes. Have you seen the music? What's?
Which ones have you seen for the music?
I cannot remember. Okay, so I've got a list of interesting AI
sites, I will put them in the shownotes different different
little things you can play with or look at. They are a lot of
them are moving to paid, which I get. I get completely because
processing power isn't free.
And these from what I understand these take a lot of processing
power. Here's a little little
distraction here. Also, I downloaded Adobe Photoshop
during the seven day free trial. And I may start paying for it.
donation link in the show notes.
I would say an awful lot. I am out of breath. Our practice, we
needed to get back into this. I know. Whoa, I went to use one of
the AI neural net filters. And it as soon as I click it it
crashes my computer.
Yeah, I remember. Oh man I did. I was like what is going on?
It just one of them. And it's in beta. So I'm gonna send out a
you know, bug report. But apparently it's going in. It was
using my GPU. And I think it tried to ramp up my GT GPU
Graphics Card.
Way too quickly. Yeah. And it was causing it was causing
issues. And now you're just clicking through AI generated
cartoons. Yes. So that's dolly to dolly to look up dolly to AI
Dolly to.com doll dash E to AI, doll dash E to
L L dash E A L L dash E to AI Tao E to AI
dallied to our thought you were saying Dolly. Well, it's
pronounced Dolly. Well, if I typed it right, I typed the
wrong thing completely. Okay, so Tao E to add a system that can
create realistic images and art, so it's really
cool to play around with try it. And that takes me to chat GBT.
Yep. So it's a chat GPT thing. Yeah.
But dolly many played around with and it's not very good. So
dolly to is kind of a more advanced version, and it's
amazing. Okay, what's my chat? GPT password. Don't say it out
loud. Dog. A s SW. Oh, sorry. I just called your dog.
I call all my friends dog. You can buy
115 credits for $15 Well, that's reasonable.
Wait, what? 115 credits, you probably get some freebies, just
to try it. But um, normally you have to use credits. Like I
said, it takes a lot of processing power to make a an
image. Yes. And I would honestly rather pay for something than
them throw a million ads at me. What's the worst is when you pay
for something and they throw ads to you?
So I can go on this Dalli Dalli to open AI implementation. And I
can create an image. So what image should I create to put in
our chapters? For this segment? Okay, give me a noun. Why don't
give me an adjective? Adjective is? Yes, you do.
What is it a scribing word we had Mad Libs today and social
studies. I always get adverb and not okay. And agitated is
something. Okay? An adjective is something to describe a noun in
an adverb is something to describe a verb. Okay, yeah,
that's coming back to me now.
You don't you don't talk about the party's match very well.
There's one part of speech he talked about recently. But
there's not a lot of parts of speech that you talk about
regularly. In real life after school.
Yeah, so.
So what did you say give you an adjective give me an adjective.
So let me get my pen and paper out. Okay.
large, large. I could just type it in. I mean, yeah. Large. What
are we doing now? Noun? Okay. You do the noun.
Very large ferry. I just looked at a verb we need an action.
What's the ferry doing?
Playing basketball playing basketball.
A large very playing basketball. And now we got to know we gotta
put something absurd in their teacup in a teacup. So how does
this gonna be large on Mars on Mars?
Alright, oh, no, I'm not I'm credit. There's no free credits.
By credit
it's $15 You can't just you can't find $15 worth wasting our
time we wasted everybody's time.
All of you. Okay, so you you just got your time wasted tell
you what. You also just got your time wasted. I'll tell you what
I'm going to do. I'm just going to take one of these images that
are on the little gallery
Okay, so the the prompt for this one is a synth wave, synth wave
style sunset above the reflecting water of the sea
digital art. So I'm going to save that image. Nope. It wants
to save it as a web page. So here's what we're gonna do.
We're gonna hit Windows shift S
That's what we do. We're gonna highlight it
and we're gonna paste it into OneNote now it's in my snip and
sketch that's what I'm saying. And I'm gonna save it as stolen
a i
Oh, no, Leila.
While we were while we were off.
I moved everything. Okay, here we go. Where did you move?
Friday? I moved all of our folders
where we keep our images and Okay, so this this this image is
going to be called
Hold a I
saw legally obtained AI son
it's right on the front page of their website you don't have to.
And that's AI generated. So I don't think anybody can hold a
copyright to it. I think I read that today on Mastodon yet
a computer cannot hold a copyright.
So an AI cannot hold a copyright. So that's gonna get
that's gonna get funky.
You know? Because AI creates it can't see me but I'm shrugging
it I don't know if it can be copyrighted. But then if I go
and alter the AI thing, I don't know if it's gonna get. I don't
have to keep. I'm gonna keep an eye on that. It just counts as
an altered image.
Well, it's weird you that made the image? It's altering it AI
has been altering images for a long time. Yeah, filters.
Exactly. So are those not copyrightable? Or is the entire
image have to be? And are they copyrightable by the person who
generates the prompt? What? Or by the company that wrote the
AI? What? Okay, we're learning the circumference of a circle
right now. And this is exactly what it sounds like to me. Want
wah wah, wah, wah wah wah circumference area perimeter,
like, what's really the perimeter of a semicircle? Like,
why do we need to know the perimeter of a semicircle in my
everyday life? It actually comes in kind of handy. When, like,
when you're doing stuff, like I was just doing with the shed
with a wire?
I don't know. But you might want to wire one. You might want to
just make sure you're buying buying the right amount of
speaker wire. I mean, maybe, right, that's what I'm saying.
So if you have a really, that's two times in my everyday, no,
two times in my life.
Knowing how to calculate basic the perimeter basics, things
like perimeter or not know what a perimeter is for a polygon.
But what is it for our circulation? Oh my gosh, Lido
Circulo?
Pa? I know.
No, Yang is the answer. And also, why does the future make
us use 3.14? On the calculators instead of just hitting the pay
button? And she's like, No, because it's different. And I'm
like, it is before I know it is because my button is more eco. I
know, because it's the entire pie. But we just get a piece of
the pie. Well, if if you're only going out of your answering the
question to certain certain number of decimals, I understand
just using 3.14. Now most important piece of the pie is
the one with the most filling, and that is the beginning of the
equation.
What?
Pie, I like pie the only son. So why do we have the funky app? I
want to it's got like a tail.
What are you talking about when you write the word pie? It's a P
and it's a funky I like let me get my paper talking about
Alright, so let me get Windows paint. I will make it make the
dimension square so we can put it on the
and then you got a little funky. I know that's just a little I
know. But why is it funky? Because it's a used Miss fan
cake. Always writes her letters like this. But sad for when
she's right. When she's writing pie. It's supposed to, I'm gonna
write this like a clickbait thumbnail.
Oh my gosh, you gotta put that in the chapter files. I will. So
if your podcast player does not have a very, very amazing
MSPaint drawing of
whatever is going on right now.
You should go get a new podcast app. And you can get that by
going to new podcast apps.com not clickbait.
new podcast apps. Actually, I believe they got podcast
apps.com I think they actually got a hold of that.
I think I heard that on the podcasting 2.0 show. Yeah, yeah.
You'll be able to see chapter art and links in the chapters
are fantastic supporter and listener
when
you're having what you're doing.
All right, so let's talk about AI some more. Yeah. Not pi, not
Pi. But what other facts did we have? What are the effects? AI
can compose music, as you've heard?
Yeah, there'll be a link in the show notes to that. It can
diagnose diseases. I have heard that the diagnosis tools for the
AI diagnosing things, Mitch, make a square ground trying to
get the control, no control because there you go that way
everybody will do it.
No, it's
fantastic. It's hideous,
hideous.
Backwards J.
And the way she writes so funky, okay. Okay. Control V. Ai
doctors.
Yeah, so they're getting really good at
diagnosing people. And they're actually become more accurate
than doctors because they have a larger data pool. Because human
brains can only read and remember so much without having
to go look things up, and the looking up takes time. So I
think doctors can use this as a very, very good tool.
It's just we're gonna have to, we're gonna have to make sure
it's refined, and whatnot. I miss doing this show. Yeah.
That's paint to make a diagram. One of the things that a lot of
people worry about with AI is the voice and video.
Because it's scammers. Yes, once they have a good,
I want to say they only need like 30 seconds to a minute of
somebody talking, like a good quality of somebody's talking to
create an voice model. Of course, the more you have, the
better, it'll be. Please, please, please, nobody put our
show into a voice modeling thing. Because once no thing
done that.
It's in their system. And I don't like it. I don't like the
idea that there's a lot of voice actors worried that it's going
to just get better and better, and then they're going to be out
of a job. But I don't think I don't think so. Because I mean,
when movies came out stage actors are still around. Yeah.
It'll just be, what was it gonna look up? I don't know.
Ask chat. GBD. What was it gonna?
It seems to seems to be pretty good to know.
Okay, so during the fake intro that chat GPT wrote for us.
It mentioned self driving cars. Yeah, what are your thoughts on
self driving cars versus humans having to having to drive them
and riaan control? Okay. So I think that self driving cars are
really convenient. But self driving cars would only work in
my mind, if every car out there was a self driving car. Because
the self driving cars, they could all sync up to each other
in the area. And they could work perfectly. But a person wouldn't
be behind the wheel. And it would have to be something built
into the system of the car into all of the cars. And that would
be pretty friggin expensive.
So that's not gonna happen anytime soon. Well, the thing,
the thing about the new the new river because that's how they
were talking about it a long time ago is having all the cars
talk to each other. But the way that the way the sensors are and
everything now, you wouldn't need that.
Because in all honesty, if the system is counting on all of the
cars being able to quote unquote, see the other cars
because they have all the telemetry data and whatnot.
Now, even though that's the right term, telemetry data, you
know, their location and speed and what they're doing, they're
all talking to each other.
If a vehicle malfunctions and stops communicating, the other
cars don't have to be able to see it.
You know what I mean? Like if let's say, one of their,
somebody's just their antenna that broadcasts their Wi Fi chip
fries,
or their Bluetooth or whatever technology they use to talk to
each other fries.
Then that car disappears off the grid, and then the other cars
can't. You're about to sneeze? No.
I look like it, but I was not it. It felt like it. I think I
didn't I think the technology is not quite there yet. No
technology I've seen and I don't know maybe this was six months a
year ago, that it still has a lot of trouble in the rain in
the snow.
Just because the lasers that it's using the guide and the
cameras and stuff, have have issues with with that. Humans
are better at that part. So I think I think it's still got a
ways to go. It's a good concept in closed systems. The
autonomous vehicles like in Amazon warehouses. Have you seen
the robots? I think I have actually, right that type that
in your keyboard is just as loud as mine. You're just quiet your
studio. We're gonna have nice silent keyboards. We're gonna
see
Hot is going to be so good. Yeah, it's gonna be so good. Oh,
I don't want to see robots sell on Amazon. No.
Is that the video of the robots running around picking items?
Yeah.
So they they have robots and some of the Amazon facilities
that know where everything is. Right. And they, it's just this
little square thing that can lift so many pounds. Yeah. And
it goes and it picks up a shelf that has the items on it. Yeah.
And it brings the whole shelf to a person who's packing boxes.
They look like Roombas but stronger. Robust. Roombas
robust. Roombas oh my gosh, yeah, there's a shirt. We need
to start a shirt idea. Anybody who's out there who has good art
ability or maybe we could use AI
dolly to we have to make sure if we use it 30 boys have to be
careful
that we look at the licensing terms on anything I will use.
Got to dig into that and that's gonna be one thing for me to
read one day signing papers.
redesign our logo. Speaking of which, let us know what you
think about our new our new the short are not sure. Yeah, sure.
I am so out of practice. Oh my gosh, Dad. What?
We redesigned our logo we need to make it seen PDF file. Oh, by
the way, we did it. Okay. But Pepsi put it in the show notes.
The Insane PDF.
Saved Pepsi are now it wouldn't Pepsi when Pepsi redesigned
their logo so much? They They? They did. What's wrong with your
brain? My brain is crashing for some reason. I don't know
uninstall, reinstall, you get some maybe coming up to work. So
it might just be a problem with Edrick or with Brave random
ridges on the Pepsi logo. This guy was
Wow, he he kind of he kind of really got it out there with it.
Oh, yeah. He's got like time travel stuff in there. He's got
in the human genome. He's got a human genome stuff in there.
He's got stuff about Mona Lisa Earth's gravitational pole,
Pepsi universe, and Pepsi multiverse. It's this whole
document about how he designed redesigned the logo. And it is
out there. I'm not gonna theory insane because it's
kind of brilliant.
What is common saying? No, what I find funny is the guy that put
a Pepsi gallons Pepsi universe, He put a head and legs on the
Pepsi logo and made it look like just a big fat guy with a red
shirt and blue jeans and a white stomach sticking out. It's
really funny. Here's the graphing of a whole bunch of
famous portraits. Oh yeah, like the VIN Mona Lisa. The Vin, key
thing. You can Ying Ying, Ying, ying and yang. The one with the
dude.
What the one with the dude, the one with the duel in the two
different poses. Oh DaVinci is up then truly Vitruvian Man was
so so Leila, what have you been up to for last three months?
She like school school pretty much. You were in a play. I
wasn't a play. Like, two. I was gonna be in three.
I'm so mad about that. It wasn't my fault. It's the girl that was
leading in the player got suspended. And that means in the
day of the play. Yep. So we had to cancel it. Last minute. I had
to cancel. I spent the entire day in this stupid drama
classroom writing. Oh my gosh, it was I was so mad. You don't
understand.
All right. So I think naming names. I think AI is gonna gonna
help us out on the show a little bit. I don't want to use it too
much. No, of course, but to write the show notes as quickly
as it did, because I can probably put in
I can just put in the links. And it'll probably be able to just
crank out the code for me. That'd be fantastic. Which I
mean shownotes don't take a long time anyway.
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you're a bot or not. Because there's a lot of bots out there
that scrape RSS feeds and they download like a little bit of an
episode and on some download platforms that counts but not on
a OPI three. LB three is a open the open podcast analytics
product.
I have to look it up. But yeah, so we got a lot of show notes to
go look up. We got to look up Pepsi man, we got to look up.
stuff to look up. I know what it's called.
And yeah, so drop us a line give us a I would like to in the
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We did. What do we do gone? What do we do? And we have a we have
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Last year we do million bucks. We'll read a 32nd ad.
We disappear. And we're gone.
up kick us off the internet for a million rounds to do an
episode on just all of the crazy things that Vsauce has done. We
can do absolute love Vsauce that's fine, please. I would
love that. We get started off with like, hey, Fun Fact Friday.
Lila here. And then some crazy line. I've thought about doing
episodes in the style of other shows. Yes. Like we could do
love to do an episode in the style of no agenda. And we could
do an episode in the style of behind the schemes. Or we could
do an episode and style of intergalactic boombox. Kyle
show.
I'll bet you he would lend his voice to that.
Give us a little sound bites.
Yeah, that'll be hilarious. Fun Fact Friday with conspiracy
conspiracy here.
And who is the Karen character? Karen just carrot?
I thought she had some clever name. It was just Karen I think
it Nick.
Oh, no, it's
should we get gets?
gets her shingles? Which one? Both? I don't know. We'll talk
to Kyle. Talk to Kyle. We'll take this off air. We'll take a
look at this in a post show. We're not doing this episode
live. But we will be doing some live episodes. We're not sure on
schedule yet. But I do have a lot of after school stuff,
right? So they may not be as often as they once were just
just because of scheduling reasons. But we're also just
going to do hangouts where we pop on the live stream. Yeah,
we'll do our best to notify people. Maybe we'll either start
an email list or
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Oh, all right. Now I'm gonna go play with this AI bot some more.
Episode posted. All right. All right, and we'll hold on later.
Oh, wait, we got an extra turn right away. Where is it actually
started?
Oh no. What do you do? I don't know.
We're recording right? Yeah. Okay, good. I wanted to make
sure you didn't like and hit the pause button.
What did you do? Where the buttons don't work good
technical difficulties guys.
It both Myrna and I went oh
wow.
We're, we're back from a party. It is not working at all.
All right, folks. Well, maybe I'll edit it in. Maybe that's
just the end of this episode. My room. Maybe we'll be playing it
over us being confused about it not working. Yeah. I don't know
what's going on. Did I mute it? No.
All right. Well, y'all have a fantastic, fantastic weekend.
Bye