Beth Lyons

Is this how we get to the Prometheus story?

Because why do I need to code in real time at a thousand tokens a second?

Maybe a cybersecurity, right?

Like maybe in a big cybersecurity firm and now you're able to launch better defenses in real time, those kinds of things.

But I'm not doing anything that I'm going to need a thousand tokens a second.

Daddy, I'm like, no, no.

So maybe maybe that's the use case.

But if you have deep pockets, come talk to The Daily AI Show about our AI voice agent that can like process the fact that.

we're having multiple speakers and talking about things and doing the research about what we're talking about.

Like I can see that as a use case, but that also seems like, uh, just because we can, does that mean that's a good idea?

Like is a hundred seconds of latency that big a deal for us?

Yeah.

I'm not sure it's net new code, but yes, it's net new content, right?

Yeah.

And we could conceivably on this show have like captions, closed captions that are in time with what we're saying and in multiple languages.

I can see that as a use case potentially.

All right.

Yes, that makes sense.

Yeah.

So this is one of those pieces for me that comes back to real world stuff, not just because where is it coming in our real world, but our Friday the 13th things that go bump in the night story is that today is the day that OpenAI has shuttered 4.0.