Karl Yeh

And when they stop giving Codex to the free users, like it's a limited time, that ends on...

April 2nd, and when you first get into Codex and maybe Codex Desktop, because that's where I've used it, you get a little screen that says rates are doubled until April 2nd.

But I haven't seen any real official reference to that lately other than the screen.

and affects so many people, ugh.

So one of the things that I really like about this story, and people who've listened to the show for a while know that I was my mother's primary caretaker for the six and a half year dementia journey, is that this is a population that the current state is hard and ends in death, right?

And this kind of research gives an opportunity for more, I think,

like small anecdotal kind of studies.

Because one of the things that we did with my mom, because she ran a preschool when I was little and my father was a minister, was music.

We had children's songs and Christmas carols in common.

And we sang them all the time.

And music, even when she lost her words, she had lyrics, right?

So, and we use it in all kinds of ways.

We had a pain song.

We had a, like an exercise song.

I've been reusing those sorts of things.

And I really love that being able to pull in the data of what's happening in people's brains can create some real initiatives around anecdotal things that people pass on when you're in like little caretaker communities, right?

Clearly, there's something that needs to happen.

Thanks, everybody.

I think it's very different in tech versus in non-tech.

So I'm thinking about it, just my experience outside of