Jyunmi Hatcher

So you can go to time.com slash time.ai and you can try out their base version.

It's super beta.

Two queries made it lock into an endless loop for me.

But...

They are very clear on the planning and reasoning steps, so you can see some feedback from there, and it provides the articles that it finds for your query, and so you can click directly into that.

um this is the future of microfiche come on yeah we all had to deal with microfiche we're old enough to have been in the library in the dark doing that stuff this seems way better yeah the the the one the one thing i didn't get to test out and i hope that they do is because life is part of time so i wanted to see if you could access their actual photos

like those very famous photos from life magazine and pull that up so that you can see that as like historical context and things like that so hopefully that'll be part of it and it's not generating something or just to an article or anything like that so we'll see what comes out i knew that life and time were linked i don't know i never thought about it but that's news to me i didn't know that yeah i i knew that uh but i think now life magazine no longer exists right

Nice.

And it's a little too large to run on most local systems.

Yeah.

Oh, let's throw it over to Andy.

Yeah.

That's definitely something I want to want to check out and see what's

see if I can determine what kind of backend process they're doing there for analysis of the video and then what they're using to actually restitch that video together.

I think that's an interesting application of it.

945 terawatt hours.

Give me some reference points because I wouldn't know what that was either.

Are those chapters?

Sure, sure.

It may keep it going for five more minutes, but we won't be there.