Jyunmi Hatcher

you've activated special insight thing.

So yeah, AT Proto was created as a, an open source backend protocol for social media applications, right?

So blue sky is the big developer and push platform.

source of, of AT Proto, but other apps have many, many other apps have been built upon AT Proto and have taken, um, a different aspect of social media and sort of built upon it.

Its main function is to, uh, is to allow you to, because, because the protocol is open source,

And easily transport it, right, because it all interacts all at the same time.

Easily transport it from app to app depending on, you know, your own likes or, you know, preferences and things like that.

So maybe you don't actually like Blue Sky.

Maybe you like to use something else for that experience.

I've been recently using Skylight, which has been built to be sort of a TikTok-like experience, but on the AT protocol that's tied in with Blue Sky.

And what's nice about the protocol is you have a single user interface.

user profile, right, you have a username, and username can be used in all of the at proto sphere or universe.

So every single app that supports at protocol, you can use the exact same username.

So these are, these are some of the basis of going on here.

So when you bring up the fact that there's now an AI tool that you use to cultivate your feeds, I want to I'm most interested in how that's going to interact with all of the other apps in the 80 protocol ecosystem and things like that.

So that'll be very, very interesting.

Now, I've had a couple of conversations with Beth on the back end of this, but I think there might be an opportunity for the Daily AI Show to be on Blue Sky and the AT Protocol and possibly as another streaming point.

But I'd love to get everybody's input on this.

So anybody in chat, anybody in the community, anybody who's watching this a little later, leave a comment and tell me what pros and cons you think of joining Blue Sky or the AT Protocol in general, whether it be a good thing or a bad thing for The Daily AI Show.

What are you talking about, Andy?