Ellis Rovin

Like, are you in an environment?

How many steps?

Is that a pedometer in it?

Yeah, is it going to listen to everything you say?

I doubt it.

It's just going to listen to the keyboard.

I think it'll have, like, temperature sensor and, like, a loudness sensor.

And it'll just be all those things that it's, like, your ambient environment.

And that way it can be put into your health app.

And then eventually, because they're eventually going to like move further and further into the health stuff and try to like, you know, say, oh, I've known every environment that you've been in in the last month.

And now you can give that data to your doctor and then your doctor can tell you if, you know, you, I don't know, have been going to too many concerts.

No, no, no.

It'll be, it'll give your data to your doctor and your doctor's AI will.

That's true.

We'll parse through it.

I'm not sure.

I think all of these new products sort of beg this are beginning to beg this question of what cognition are you willing to offload?

And I'm not sure context is the kind of cognition I want to offload.

I'm not saying it's a bad thing if that is, but like the whole this whole idea of like.

it'll just be constantly capturing your day and all the things you hear and stuff like that.