Beth Lyons

Right.

Let's just start there, but also really, really interesting, uh,

Like, that could be controlled going into, like, into rubble and those kinds of things.

And I feel like we've seen regular dogs, smaller dogs.

We've seen bipeds.

We've seen rolling balls that then come out and have, like, spider legs.

But we have not seen...

the cockroach form factor in a pure robot and maybe that's because that's why would you do it if cockroaches are basically free and the interact and the interface is cheap but i do find that interesting because we've also seen stories about nanobots like tiny tiny bots yeah

Well, it's interesting now I'm thinking about it because there have been stories about agriculture bots that are able to detect plant healthy growth versus weeds down to a really minute level.

But I have not heard about bug swarm bots that would just go into your field, test the stuff, right?

Yep.

Another billion dollar idea?

Okay, I have a quick story.

Perplexity, nobody can say that perplexity does not iterate and pivot and try things that will be successful.

Perplexity has joined Anthropic in the, we promise, after we had ads, we have abandoned ads, and we are joining Anthropic in the ad-free camp.

as the industry splits on monetization.

Now, I have to assume that in many ways, that probably also coincides with the ad program as not being successful, right?

And so this seems like a better boat to jump on, I guess.

Yeah, I see you, Jude.

Bro bugs, bro bug bots.