Andy Halliday

It's just that.

There ought to be in the AI laboratories at Meta, there ought to be a way to detect whether something is legit or fraudulent and to suppress those ads.

But again, your point, Brian, did they really have an incentive to do that?

Let me just mention quickly, just a quickie.

I don't really have anything to show here, although there's some really cool video about it.

But Toyota showed the, maybe you guys talked about this while I was gone, but Toyota showed this very cool, it's a prototype chair for mobility.

So imagine a wheelchair, but it has four legs that articulate like octopus arms and walk.

can manage stairs and can do pretty much anything it's not limited by terrain because it doesn't have wheels and so it's it got intelligent AI driven lifelike motion and it's called walk me and it's you know I want to try it you sit in this chair and it walks you around and

Fantastic.

So, you know, this is going to be a boon to lots of people who suffer from disabilities that make mobility a challenge.

And Toyota is at the forefront of applying AI and really novel engineering of the actuators that are the legs of this chair.

So check it out.

Look online and try to find Toyota Walk Me and look at the videos of that thing moving.

What you didn't see in just the quick ambulation of the four legs is that those legs can curve down and it can kind of kneel on any one or all of those legs and actually turn in a different position.

Oh, there you go.

So that's how it manages to do stairs.

It has these folding articulable legs that can maneuver over obstacles or upstairs and downstairs.

I've got some color...

I have some color on those points that you made.

First of all, with Apple and Google deal, right, they are deploying 1.2 trillion custom version of Gemini to power Siri.