Brett Adcock

they'll just do all of it um but it's it's good i mean like there's like we have ai systems now in our lab at hark that can use computers like a human can it can talk to you it can like uh or just i made a phone call to ours before we started and talked about my schedule and how to ask for things and i ask it for things and have it do things yeah you had a chicken cast chicken salad ordered to deliver to your office yeah exactly that's

Exactly.

But no, like, nothing besides a single, like, hey, make this order.

And you can spin up computers to do that virtually.

And then physically, like, I'll have all this work done by robotics.

Both in having the commercial workforce and the billions, like, manufacturing and healthcare and construction.

And every human at some point will have a humanoid just to do all that busy work for you.

And not only that, but, like, something to come home to that you can talk to that will, like, will know you.

Wild.

Yeah, it's like the, yeah, it's going to happen now, which is like really going to be fun.

Yeah, yeah.

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