Brian Maucere

And then it gave me, it said, hey, this is if you want to learn about perplexity computer, which is totally fine.

And then it created this image.

So this is actually pretty cool.

Past AI as an application.

You got your singular little robot guy here, and it's just showing him as a single layer.

Now we have current cross app automation bolted on through perplexities computer use.

This could be clocked out and other things, my claw as well.

And then we were talking about how, well, what I felt like was potentially the future was, you know, sure, perplexity, but this will be all AI at the OS level and just baked into your computer that you will buy some new Lenovo or some Dell computer in the future or a Mac, right?

And your computer will just have onboard AI and have 19 agents all sitting there ready to go.

And we talked about

you know, will that lead to more AI bloatware and the kind of things you don't want on your computer?

But nonetheless, I definitely see that happening.

And this is a pretty awesome image because your little guys here are actually talking and connecting inside, but they're like on inside of like a glass screen.

cube looking out i felt like that was just like that's a that's a level of detail that i we would have not previously seen so whether that's a nano banana thing or not but i really actually really like this image i thought it did a decent job of explaining perplexity's computer use

Then what I did was I said, okay, you know, Baker's choice here.

Gemini, you come up.

You go read our transcript again and come up with what you think are the most interesting parts of the show yesterday.

Well, it picked the War Games one and it picked Opus retiring and having Claude's Corner because Beth had given the story about how

Claude's Corner is a sub stack of a retired Claude model that was going to write its own sub stack.

We were reminiscing and bemusing about that or whatever.