Jaeden Schaefer

I'm excited to see everything that I'm able to do with Gemini 3.1 once it's out.

And I'll let you guys know and keep you up to date.

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Thanks so much for tuning in and I'll catch you in the next episode.

Welcome to the podcast.

I'm your host, Jaden Schaefer.

Today on the show, I wanted to go back in time a little bit and actually talk about the history of AI.

Typically, I'm talking about news and AI or interviewing people that are working on, you know, some of the biggest AI companies.

But I wanted to talk a little bit about the history because I've been researching it lately.

And personally, for me, it is definitely not boring.

There's just so many wild twists in this.

And I think, you know, if this is an area that we all spend so much time focusing on, there's so much money in the world being poured into it.

I want to go back and talk a little bit about some of the background that's been, you know, that basically laid the foundation for what we have in AI today.

So before we get into all of that, you probably pay for multiple subscriptions to get access to all of the best AI tools.

I know it can definitely add up fast.

I had the same problem and so I actually built AIbox.ai and so you can spend $20 a month and you get over 40, actually I believe now we're up to 50 of the top AI models on one platform.

So you get text, image, audio, everything you need in one place.