Brittany Luce

They're talking about DoorDash, all of these companies that we just discussed. But you say that this is somewhat of a repeating strategy just in a different costume or something like that. But you also said the most important question is when the bill comes, who's Who pays?

They're talking about DoorDash, all of these companies that we just discussed. But you say that this is somewhat of a repeating strategy just in a different costume or something like that. But you also said the most important question is when the bill comes, who's Who pays?

They're talking about DoorDash, all of these companies that we just discussed. But you say that this is somewhat of a repeating strategy just in a different costume or something like that. But you also said the most important question is when the bill comes, who's Who pays?

Can you break down this idea, this concept that there's always some type of lifestyle subsidy that hits different generations in different ways?

Can you break down this idea, this concept that there's always some type of lifestyle subsidy that hits different generations in different ways?

Can you break down this idea, this concept that there's always some type of lifestyle subsidy that hits different generations in different ways?

Yeah. I mean, now that you mention it, I mean, I think about, I think it was an article from New York Magazine that came out recently talking to a lot of like young college students and seeing how it's such a short span of time. I mean, these tools have been available for a couple of years to be used like ChatGPT in the way that students seem to be using them now for school.

Yeah. I mean, now that you mention it, I mean, I think about, I think it was an article from New York Magazine that came out recently talking to a lot of like young college students and seeing how it's such a short span of time. I mean, these tools have been available for a couple of years to be used like ChatGPT in the way that students seem to be using them now for school.

Yeah. I mean, now that you mention it, I mean, I think about, I think it was an article from New York Magazine that came out recently talking to a lot of like young college students and seeing how it's such a short span of time. I mean, these tools have been available for a couple of years to be used like ChatGPT in the way that students seem to be using them now for school.

And the dependence on them is pretty immediate. There are so many young people that feel like they can't do school without these AI tools. It seems that if the goal were to develop user dependence on a tool, then that has been accomplished.

And the dependence on them is pretty immediate. There are so many young people that feel like they can't do school without these AI tools. It seems that if the goal were to develop user dependence on a tool, then that has been accomplished.

And the dependence on them is pretty immediate. There are so many young people that feel like they can't do school without these AI tools. It seems that if the goal were to develop user dependence on a tool, then that has been accomplished.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Figure out how to give someone directions or read a map. Yeah. Or call a restaurant and order your meal. Yeah.

Figure out how to give someone directions or read a map. Yeah. Or call a restaurant and order your meal. Yeah.

Figure out how to give someone directions or read a map. Yeah. Or call a restaurant and order your meal. Yeah.

Malcolm, you know, you've really given me a lot to think about today.

Malcolm, you know, you've really given me a lot to think about today.