Karl Yeh

or whatever time of the day they happen to be listening to us.

And, you know, I've always thought of this as much more as the morning show as the daily AI show than the daily AI podcast where it's a little more formulaic, right?

So anyway, great job, Andy.

And by the way, Carl as well.

We'll see if he pops in today.

But Carl jumped in, like I said, about the 13-minute mark and was there throughout.

And of course, thank you to everybody who is not only listening, but also in the chat along the way, providing and adding to the conversation, because we've always said you guys are the unofficial co-host and we lean on you guys all the time.

That is interesting.

I wonder if that's like, like you said, a transcript type thing or just how it processes the information.

Live is a little weird with YouTube.

I mean, this is me going off on a tangent on editing findry.

With YouTube, you'd live a little differently.

Like it could be treated post live as a regular video.

And that's ultimately the reason why we post basically the episode twice.

It goes up live as it is.

You could always check the lives raw.

And then we do a slight, I do a slight bit of editing.

I improve the audio.

Wow.

Has the audio come a long way in the last six months?