Andy Halliday

billionaires as opposed to, you know, supporting the people who are going to be impacted by this.

And that's going to be something that has to be redressed.

And I suppose that in the back channels of conversations at World Economic Forum, you know, that subject has come up.

Like, how do we redress this disruption of the economy in a way that supports the humans?

Okay.

What's your next tidbit of news here?

No, not yet.

Yeah.

So I've been thinking that eventually we'll see phone-based LLMs.

And this sounds like it's coming sooner.

Like this year, you should be able to download and run on a high-end smartphone.

It's not going to be easy to use that on a lower model, but...

And the phones are now coming, iPhones particularly are coming now with chips in them that have processors that are anticipating either Apple intelligence or the application of AI.

And so they have neural capabilities, neural processing capabilities built into them now.

The latest versions, like I'm on iPhone 15 now.

So it's already a little too old to be thinking, I'm going to use that phone to do this.

But I might have to upgrade to the 17 or 18 this year.

And then I'd be ready to install one of these local models.

And this is probably one of the first, but not the only one that's going to come out this year.

Very good.