Brian Maucere

And it's just not, at least in my world, you know.

I mean, yeah, well.

Well, look, where does this leap to some future state where we know what Neuralink and things like that are happening, where it is really on board, meaning on human, on brain, neuron-powered AI, which only makes me think of people today.

We deal with people who get hangry because they haven't eaten, and it adjusts their mood.

And we know what happens if you haven't had quality nutrition, if you haven't eaten particularly healthy food.

it affects my workouts, things that people already know, is some near future state of this where you're just dealing with somebody and you're like, man, your onboard AI is struggling today.

You're like, oh, I know.

All I've had is a piece of cake and my brain is suffering.

I have a hangover.

I can tell because your onboard AI is rough.

like it's like not human yet yeah exactly right you know like you could again you can always paint the road a little bit and see across the next hill you know if you put your head up enough with ai you can typically see over maybe we're not the next seven hills but you can usually see over the next hill um and that's the fun of it is like oh if they're doing this today what does that mean for tomorrow you know and tomorrow i mean like could be several years away or whatever but

That's the fun thing about AI, right?

I mean, I don't know if maybe that's it.

As we wrap up for Friday, that's the fun thing because everything seems like it's on the table.

You don't really talk about AI and go, well, that's off the table because that's a little far-fetched.

I mean, we joked about data centers in space and on the moon, and it may end up becoming a thing.

We've talked about some of the craziest ideas or whatever, AI in the body or whatever.

Whatever.

Whatever it may be.

And it all kind of comes back to and goes, I don't know.