Andy Halliday

It's apparently a lollipop.

When you put it in your mouth, it vibrates in such a way that through the bone structure of your mouth, a jaw, I should say, you hear the music while you're playing it.

Earth is sucking it.

I don't think this has anything to do with AI, however.

It's a very cool idea.

So instead of just the flavors of lollipops, now you can choose your tune.

Great.

I'm still doing my dry January.

You're asking me what AI solutions I built.

Yeah, everybody run, run, help Andy.

Give him something to talk about.

good morning everyone and welcome to the daily ai show live uh this is the very first time i i can i don't think it's ever happened before when just one person is available at the start of the show and hopefully others will join me but uh i am not seeing any people joining this particular stream either so it could be a very lonely moment here on show 638

where we haven't missed a one.

But it's me, Andy Halliday, and hopefully some of my colleagues will join in a few moments.

But I want to kick us off with some discussion about some news items that I think are important.

And one of them is, first of all, there's been a lot of discussion over the past several days about cloud co-work, which is a new product leveraging the cloud code infrastructure and a really important movement that enables general development.

non-technical users to invoke agency on their desktop in ways that are a lot more user-friendly than the terminal interface that is provided.

I want to cast that as part of a general direction that's happening with both OpenAI and Google and Anthropic, and that is the productization of AI.

So

We're seeing this development of easy-to-access products or integrations into existing products using AI.