Karl

Because, you know, we got the early starters, whatever.

I think the humane pin, the rabbit, whatever it was.

But I think like in the end, those will be vindicated, but they were too early.

And I think like by the time this thing comes out with other things come out too, I think that will be the, I guess the intelligence will probably match that, the capabilities, because obviously the intelligence just didn't match what people were thinking you could do with some of the very early prototypes.

most of your interactions are going to be via voice with that so it's probably not even going to have a display is my understanding based on the rumors that are coming out of it uh i think like i'm hoping that when we talk about ai native yeah there is an element to it right because it's like what would that look like if it was ai centric rather than trying to attach ai to a current

thing yeah so it's like oh i have ai on my phone but it's still a phone so it's like what could that yeah i'm hoping they really push the the edge of that obviously it depends on how the public will actually take into it um because if you right because it's like whatever happens in what we're our little world it's not translating to like the greater population right so like for example like gemini 3 is such a big thing

but I can count on one hand how many people have mentioned it in the last three months of all the businesses we've talked to and clients.

Like literally I can count like three out of I don't know how many.

So the translation there isn't, like it's not translating.

So if something big comes out like this, does it translate?

And I think there was a,

article way, I don't know, we, I think we talked about it several months ago where, you know, the, there was a difference in the AI adoption in China versus the AI adoption in the Western and like in the West.

And it's sort of like AI is more readily accepted as, Hey, it's part, like you can help us versus here because of how I think

maybe the news is portrayed and how media could portray it and all the conversations around it, it doesn't help us, it replaces us, right?

So there's a replace kind of narrative that's more prevalent versus in China, I guess, because there's only, you know, state controls the media.

There seems to be a lot more, hey, we're going to incorporate this because it can help us out, be better.

And those are the two, right?

So obviously, if...

I remember, do you all remember like the ads that are replaced people with AI?

It's like, well, if you do that, then you're literally, you're not cultivating a, Hey, I see her to help you.