Andy Halliday

So somebody should demonstrate that pretty soon.

I have, as you know, been a commentator for many months saying, look, you can keep pushing the bar higher and higher, but the models I'm working with I consider to be

capable of average, if not general intelligence, right?

They're much smarter in many ways than I am.

So I say that they've gotten there.

Um, yeah, I have a couple of little news items I want to share with y'all.

Apple podcasts.

Uh, you know, I think our show is out on Apple podcasts.

Um, maybe not.

But if so, heretofore, it would only be audio.

But Apple, on Monday of this week, announced a sweeping overhaul of Apple Podcasts that adds full video capabilities using HTTP live streaming technology, positioning the company to compete more directly with YouTube and Spotify.

So now we're in the fray with our StreamYard podcasting, which feeds, like we have a platform called StreamYard that we use to do these podcasts.

And those go out to YouTube Live, they go to LinkedIn Live, and they go over to Spotify.

I'm not sure, I don't think we're live on Spotify, right?

I think Spotify's delayed, but I'd have to ask Brian that question.

And those are the three primary platforms on which you can see The Daily AI Show.

But now we should be pushing to Apple Podcasts because they're supporting video.

And not that our, you know, smiling faces are necessary to understand most of this, but we sometimes share the screen, you know, and we do show things.

And it's useful to have a video feed when you're listening.

And you can just, you know, put us on in the background.