Corey Knowles

Yeah, I want everything to talk to me now.

It's 2025 that it's taken this long for all of the internet to reach a point

where it can talk so well and like read the news to me.

It can like, I use it with, uh, with scientific papers and academic papers and such, like I'll be working or I'll be driving and I love to just throw it in, hit the button and I can listen to it and get what I really need from it so easily.

It's just, it's a big winner.

I use it for problem solving and thinking through an idea.

When I have something that's in my head and I want to think through a process, maybe I'm writing something or maybe I'm kind of figuring out what a project's going to look like and I haven't decided yet how I want to structure it.

A lot of times I'll do that often while I'm driving or while I'm on a walk or while I'm doing something else.

And when I get back, I'll be like, give me a summary of that that I can...

take and work from.

And it's really good about making me kind of consider it outside of the box.

Sometimes just saying a thing out loud is enough to really be a difference maker.

For me, I love it.

And I know it's a thing so few people use, and I'm like, you guys are missing out.

Exactly.

A hundred million tokens, man.

Food analysis is a thing that really interests me.

The food analysis via image, it seems super practical.

And how does this work?

Is this just simply take a photo of your lunch and get detailed