Ellis Rovin

And it was very cute and looked very warm.

And then I looked at the, the reviews and it was like, this is the worst fitting thing, the cheapest like material.

So like my concern about it is like,

you don't know how good the material is and that's a big thing i mean for sure and you also don't know what the manufacturing like there's so many different ways you can make a t-shirt there's so many different machines that can make a t-shirt and they all make a different quality shirt but this is also for clothes you already own well yeah we're talking about the we're talking about the inevitable future where they well that they already announced like last year didn't they the ai shopping try on yeah i'm mad with like a few

Really, I got us off the rails by being like, I know this new thing is coming out is fine, but that thing from last year I'm still mad about.

Well, one of the big stories of today, OpenAI is reportedly working on an AI smartphone to compete with the iPhone.

Okay, I have one question about this.

Yeah.

This is different than the Sam Altman, Johnny I. I think they pivoted.

So they're not making hardware anymore.

We don't know.

This, I would say, probably, again, falls in the same category as a lot of the Apple stuff we were talking about earlier, which is reportedly working on means, yeah, they're, of course.

Well, apparently there's already, so supply chain analyst Minxing Guo posted a blog on Twitter about this, saying they're already working on it.

They're in late stage talks with Qualcomm and MediaTek to build bespoke processors for it.

And they're co-designing the phone with Luxshare, which is a major Chinese components manufacturer.

So it's in the late stage, and I believe they said it might be releasing around the end of 2027.

which is pretty late stage.

Yeah, okay.

Yeah, I have no doubt that a lot of people are really interested in what this could be.

The other thing is, like, all of the current smartphone makers are doing their best to add tons of AI features to their phones.