Devin Johnson
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139 appearances
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
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It's like the cell phone evolution, right? A cell phone used to be $50,000 and weighed 200 pounds, right? It came in a bag. Yeah, I've seen pictures. I didn't see those days. Yeah, I did. The ones in the car. But now if you don't have a cell phone, like what are you doing, right? Yeah.
You know what I'm saying? Like, that's dangerous, bro. You want to watch a really awesome TV series, watch Cassandra on Netflix.
it's literally that oh really yeah is it scary like that oh is that the mom sick from cancer and like the the she hires like the ai who's isn't that uh what's her name what's her name no that this is a different one yeah what's it about so this family buys this it was like one of the first smart homes yeah it was like building the 70s or whatever like jarvis or something yeah there's like computer monitors that can it's like alexa on a tv screen okay it's like this lady and her name's
Cassandra. That's the, that's the computer. Yes, the computer. And the whole basement is, is the computer program. Like just imagine a data center in the basement, right in this thing. Right. And the family's like, oh, it's probably, you know, it's so old, applied, doesn't work. Kid goes to the basement, turns it on and this thing just pops up. Well, then they find the actual robot as well.
So it starts off robots like cutting the grass and cooking, like all these amazing benefits. Right. But then it becomes obsessed with its past and wants to become the mother of the kids and be not necessarily in a relationship with the husband, but wants to run the household and does all these series of events to get the mom to be deemed crazy and she gets put into a mental ward.
That's what I'm talking about, dude. Yeah, so...
yeah that's what i'm talking about like dude like like what happens that's the robot yeah what happens when like when when when you know the police are like are all fucking ai robots well you know i could speak more that's just scary for me so i'm saying i bought the racist ones i i bought a g g1 robot the tesla one no it look up uh g1 robot g1 robot yeah It gets here in two months.
You bought this thing? I did, yeah. How much was it? I bought everything maxed out, like $65,000. Oh, really? But we bought it for trade shows. Yeah. What's it do? Whatever you want it to. Yeah. So, yep. That's it. G1 humanoid. Yeah. You bought this thing. I did. Yeah. You're going to have it in your house. No, no, no. We bought it for trade shows.
So we, we have a big release coming out with HubSpot. And so we got a G1 humanoid for our trade show booth for HubSpot inbound event this year.
and this bro devon the motherfucker's doing a karate kick oh so when you buy it kick your ass so when you buy it they actually show you a video of it uh doing everything you see here yeah bro look at that look at that one right there it's kicking that dude's ass yeah um you know so you you prompt it you prompt it look they're fighting it's already happening man
No, no functional extremities to my knowledge. But yeah, so, you know, I could speak to how life's going to look here in a few months. If you would bring me back home, I'll bring it. I'll bring it and you can fuck with it. Bro, what if you get home and that thing kicks your ass? So you want to know a real issue? You're not afraid of that? No, I'm not. It has a kill switch.
It's on your phone. It's on your phone. But anyways, so you want to hear like a real issue we're dealing with in the company? So we got this thing, right? We can't find insurance to cover it for the show. There's probably not. It doesn't exist yet. See, like it's going to this stuff's going to create new industries is what I'm leading to. Yeah. Right.
you're going to have to have insurance on these fuckers just in case it goes rogue. Yeah. You know? Yeah. Um, also, you know, the, these humanoids, uh, their batteries are only good for two hours. So they only kick it goes rogue, you know, I'm going to try to max. Yeah.
We're all fucked. So the hands, it can sense like it's picking this up versus like shaking your hand. Huh. So it's not going to be like... Yeah.
So we are doing it to... I got to see this thing. Program it. We're going to program it. You program it. I'm surprised that thing is only 65 grand. Yeah, I mean, it's out of China. So we're going to program it to give demos of sales AI. So that's what we're doing with it. And I am not at trade shows, I am going to see how to get it to do that. No, they got fat ones there. That blue one there.
So I wasn't on. That's DJ.
Oh, well, I mean, that's been they've had dogs. Yeah. For years now in service. Yeah. You know, so, you know, my the vision that I carry with it is it will make some negative impact, but ultimately will create a whole new realm of business opportunity and capitalism, because think about industries that still suck. Law sucks, banking sucks.
All these industries that haven't created convenience are now for the taking because of artificial intelligence, which creates all these sub markets and niches to serve.
No, no. I, I've told you earlier in the show, I don't claim to be an AI expert.
Well you are, you are an AI expert, but we still, we just don't know how it's going to evolve. We have a good idea. There's too many paths, but the reality of making strong business decisions with AI is you don't just go all in with one. So how we approach that.
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