Jyunmi Hatcher

Hopefully it takes a little longer?

No, we just need new cryptography methods.

Come on, come on.

All right.

I did have another quick story about perplexity.

It does seem that all the stories for this week seem a little, not dubious, but a little existential here.

So, Perplexity AI is apparently facing a proposed class action lawsuit filed on Tuesday in federal court in San Francisco.

The complaint alleges that as soon as users log into Perplexity's homepage, tracking tools are downloaded onto their devices that give Meta and Google access to conversations between users and the AI search engine.

The lawsuit further alleges that data collection continues even when users enable perplexity's incognito mode.

It's a mining, data selling type of story.

You know, if it wasn't from Bloomberg and the decoder, I... Yeah, you're a reformer.

More questions, but...

You know, today is today.

Remember, was it last year or the year before I heard a story about

I heard this story on like April 2nd or maybe it was March 31st about how a company and scientists, a lab in the UK had found a way to give you like a thousand X speed increase for a data bandwidth on existing fiber optic networks.

Yeah.

And I was like, that sounds ridiculous.

So no way they could have done this with just saying, oh, here's a new interface, but it's the same data bandwidth or the same infrastructure.

And it gives you a thousand more or a million more, something ridiculous number like that.

But it turned out to be true.