Carmi Levy

On the upside, really talented, creative people who can make great music will be using AI to make even cooler music.

It'll be like half AI written, half

genius written they'll use these tools to tweak music to make it amazing so like it definitely unlocks some really cool stuff in the creative space for those who deeply care about creativity to use it as a tool but it also unlocks a bunch of bs like this story you got to take the good with the bad and there's no stopping this technology unless we just shut off the internet tomorrow which i'm not sure we will car me

The next story, a crime happens on a street.

Something wild happens on a street these days.

It's pretty likely that somebody's Ring camera, you know, their doorbell cam, will capture the video.

The company Ring, are they owned by Amazon, I believe?

They have now said that like, okay, these videos, we can verify whether they're altered because you could put out a fake video saying your neighbor did this and it could be grainy and appear to come from your Ring cam and it could be a deep fake.

I guess it's good that Ring is maybe going to label videos so that any controversy that happens in neighborhood streets can be verified that it wasn't a fake video.

You come home from the store.

Maybe it's the Apple store.

You got your brand new iPad.

Maybe it's the Microsoft store.

Is that even a place?

You got your brand new Zune.

Eventually, the technology you buy is going to die.

And the question is when.

Like when I buy something, I want to know it's going to be good for 5, 10, 15 years.

But I don't know that.

And these companies can just obsolete things very quickly.