Karl Yeh

And that it was good, it was successful.

One of the things about the robot and what I'm interested in, Danielle, this is in, is this in the US or not China?

Is it in somewhere?

North Carolina.

Well, North Carolina.

That's awesome.

One of the observations that's been made about China is that China produces the robots so they have throwaway tech.

They can afford to make mistakes with it because the production is inexpensive for them or supported in ways that are part of the investment.

And so we don't see it as much here.

I love that this is a local.

Thanks, Danielle.

It's there.

Okay.

Um, is that the new model?

Like Luma labs just came out with it.

And that's what Sam moved two departments under different people.

And he's focused on raising money, developing the data centers and a third thing, maybe partners.

But also they've started to drips and drabs talking about spud, which is the new model.

And they want, they think it's amazing and going to change everything, going to transform the economy.

I had a long conversation last night with AI about which economy, whose economy is this transforming economy?