Casey Noon

I know several people in San Francisco who have been sort of like devising these crazy like harebrained schemes to get pre-IPO stock in one of these companies.

And I think that letting the public benefit from the upside of the AI boom, I think is going to do more,

Help than harm.

But I could be wrong if all this goes up in a conflagration and people lose their shirts.

Yeah, I think that part of the icky feeling that people are having about the AI industry now is that so much wealth is being concentrated in so few private companies and so few hands.

And so in an optimistic scenario where these IPOs go off without a hitch and these companies keep growing at hyperscale, I think maybe having the benefits shared a little more broadly through things like index funds could be good for people's feelings like, oh, there's something for me in this.

Okay, well, that is enough about the IPOs for this week.

We will continue to cover these IPOs and everything that comes out of them, including possible space data centers.

I don't know.

I'm excited to learn more about those.

I will say, when it comes to Starlink, I was not a believer.

And then I went on my first Starlink equipped airplane last week.

And Casey, this is going to be the biggest company in the world.

It's very good.

When people get a taste of 200 plus megabits in the air on a plane...

You're never going back.

Yeah, you can actually watch YouTube if you have Starlink on your plane.

You can watch so many YouTube videos.

Not a bad marketing strategy.

When we come back, author Kevin Hart tells us what the heck is going on with AI and math.