Dr. Tamara Nall

No, I love that.

And then, too, and we were talking about this before the show, is that I can then take other people's posts and their statements and check it as well.

And actually, that probably will lead to some interesting debates and conversations because I can then say, well, actually, that is not true what you posted.

And here are the sources.

And then...

I don't know why, but I'm I'm actually a little bit obsessed with being, you know, being kind of like cool or like cocktail parties and stuff.

So not only can I say the truthful, credible fact, I can then say, well, according to source A, B and C.

So that's good.

No, this is so timely, Dan.

Again, given everything that's coming out in social media, I sometimes just feel so overwhelmed, you know?

And I feel like sometimes, particularly now, people are drawn to where they're already aligned, right?

And so this is a great AI platform to be able to check myself and have some self-reflection on kind of like,

my views and my thoughts and whether or not they're accurate.

Yes, absolutely.

Though I'm not one to not say anything, but yes, I get it.

I get it.

I should move towards that, but yeah.

Now what platforms, cause so is it an app on my phone?

So can I literally be at a cocktail party and put something in there or do a voice command and get the facts in real time?

Okay, great.