Beth Lyons

Hey, I do have a really quick, I was just going to throw this on the screen.

It's totally different than anything we were just talking about.

This is a hard pivot.

But I did find this interesting from Instacart introducing physical AI.

And the only reason I'm laughing at it is... Just look at this.

That's why I wanted to bring this up.

It's this shopping cart, if you can't see it, if you're just listening to us.

It's got a touchscreen, which that's nothing new.

But it's got basket-facing cameras, outward-facing cameras, apparently, too.

It's powered by NVIDIA's Jetson.

It's got location sensors.

And it's got weights and measures for certified scale.

It's like...

like the shopping cart of the future, which it's a cool story, but I look at that and I go, wow, that is physical AI, get it.

How exactly does that roll out?

okay so how does that work are you allowed to take them out of the store do you like letting those high-end shopping carts go rolling around in the in the uh parking lot when it rains gareth is asking carl's question no gareth they cannot take their cycling out there's specifically stated in the in the blog uh they made a point of that um and said no um

It, uh, yeah.

Lots of comments coming up.

No, I understand that Andy, my point wasn't, was it, was it a good thing?

Because I've always, I don't have anybody shop for my groceries.