Andy

Okay, so here's a quick comment from Perplexity with respect to the viability of high-temperature fusion research as opposed to low temperature.

It says, high-temperature fusion remains the credible near- to mid-term candidate for power generation, while cold fusion should be treated as speculative, high-risk physics research.

Okay.

Well, we didn't get a chance today to talk about AWS reInvent, which is their big conference that's underway.

A lot of news coming out of Amazon.

So let's cover that tomorrow in the news.

That was a very festive opening.

I really appreciate it.

I'm smiling about it.

But there's code red insinuation that there's something a little nerve-wracking happening over at OpenAI.

And I think it has something to do with Google.

And Google, as you know, a couple of years ago, we were thinking, ah, how could Google be so lame in the world of AI?

And yet now they are, in my view, preeminent and moving faster and forward in ways that we just really are going to be stunned by.

And it's relevant to Shipmas because Google just keeps putting out new stuff.

So here's one that I thought was really cool today.

This is a preview.

Somebody put that up on the screen.

I just share.

Just try the other one.

Okay.