Andy O'Donoghue

If I ask myself to make little notes and things like that, it'll put them automatically into my calendar.

But what it does, Matt, is it uses AI algorithms to analyze my tone and my voice and

And to tell me if I was upset or if I was perhaps spoke too loudly or if I didn't listen to somebody's point, it gives me an AI analysis of how I have interacted with people throughout the day.

That's dystopian.

Well, or is it?

Or is it, Matt?

Is it the analysis that no one else will ever give you?

It's recording.

You set up who you are, and so it notes who you are.

But it does do dictation.

If you're at a meeting and you want to capture a dictation, you can do so.

You should tell people, obviously, in the same way that we tell people to look at Zoom notes.

But I find myself, I know this sounds slightly bizarre, but I do find myself chatting to it late in the evening, making notes for the next day.

I think it will be very similar.

And this, since I've been using it, I bought this as kind of an early adopter.

And, you know, you'll buy them for between 100, 180 euros.

But the thing is, Matt, I find it incredibly useful.

I don't wear it all of the time, but I have been using it solidly for a week.

I've got the most brilliant synopsis of meetings.

And I also have got really interesting reflections on conversations that I've had when it said...