Corey Noles

And I really enjoy playing with that and looking to see just kind of how it translates this into that.

And it makes me think a lot about what you're saying here.

And I feel like there is an area of...

that current artificial intelligence is lacking in that it needs these other senses.

It needs experiential data of some type.

And I've used this example before on here, so it's probably familiar to people.

But the idea that how can we teach an AI to understand what a spring morning feels like?

Yeah.

It's got to be in the data set.

That's the short answer.

Well, thanks so much for joining us today, Alex.

Please go check out Osmo.

You're going to be fascinated with what they have.

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We just explored something that sounds like pure science fiction, honestly, in some ways.

The idea that we're teaching computers to smell.

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It's happening now, and Alex here is doing it.

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