Andy Halliday

But as soon as technology advances to the point where –

You know, you don't have to depend on other people for that because machine intelligence and machines together, given the resource exploitation that you're capable of with those capabilities, you know, you're not going to hire people anymore.

So that's the real bubble.

It's been the labor bubble and we've enjoyed it or not so much if you don't like to work.

But anyway, I thought that really captured it for me.

Like, let's not pretend that there is.

Let's not listen to the crap about, oh, there's always going to be a rightful and honorable place for humans in this environment.

Yes, there will be for a very few, but there's not going to be the number of jobs that used to be.

At least that's my conclusion from this quote.

So I was I was a great beneficiary of the sort of the upper levels of the pyramid of the labor bubble.

And, you know, managed to get in underneath the wire where the labor bubble is likely to pop.

I do.

I have one last one myself.

I want to talk about AI hardware.

So earlier I shared, I think on Monday, I shared that I had received the holiday glasses, which are these.

These are, you know, intending to compete with the Meta Ray-Ban and Meta

Oakley, and there's a number of others out there that are playing in that AI hardware accessory space.

And I explained how this one was really unsatisfying because it didn't provide for voice interaction with the

with the agent, the assistant that's built into it.

And it was limited to the not very proficient agent, the AI assistant, the LLM that Halliday provides that is not as good as Gemini or ChatGPT or even Meta.