Andy Halliday

Well, on a smaller scale, Notebook LM, who you talked about earlier, but I didn't want to jump in with a weave there.

But Notebook LM just has now a multitasking right from your phone or from your desktop or interchangeably.

you can set up like in this particular case they have a little thing about like why is my dog constantly biting shoes or something like that right and they're able to just talk that in and then notebook LM's like yep got it and then just comes back with that notification we see this in perplexity perplexity computer will come back and be like hey do you just want me to like buzz you when I'm done with this you know so I think this is also a growing trend this sort of set it and forget it and

you know there's the higher order ones where you have to keep the computer on and things like that these are smaller smaller tasks we're not talking about multi-day or anything at this point that is certainly where this is going and when you add that trend to the other two trends we talked about you can really start to you know um

lay out a good structure of where AI is going in 2026.

So that was one of them.

Another one really quick that I thought was really cool, Meshi and Maker World team up to put AI 3D model generation in Bamboo Lab user's hands.

Okay.

That all might as well be gibberish to me.

I understand what they're saying, but really the gist of all of that is if you do 3D printing, there were still a bit of a couple extra steps if you were going from, I guess, through the rendering process to get the files or whatever.

Anyway, this article from a couple days ago, I think from Friday, talks about how

there was people in the article saying like, this is as easy as it's ever been to go from concept to an, a printed final, uh, design is easier than it's ever been.

And now it's only like literally four steps.

So, uh, that's really, really cool.

I mean, obviously there's people have been doing 3d printing for quite a while.

I have not personally gotten into it.

I know there are, there are whole, uh, you know, industries, cottage industries that will, uh,

you know, print for you.

But I see this obviously being really, really valuable.

Even if somebody wanted to do something like my idea was like something my daughter could do.