Kevin Russo

Thank you.

All right.

That was like sort of our big question before the show was like, you know, how AGI pulled this onto us.

We've got a lot of show to prepare for, so.

We'll get to the bottom of it.

We'll be back with more Hard Fork Live after these messages.

Yeah, I was having trouble focusing on the interview because I had so many questions about the dogs.

Hey, Phil.

Oh, God, they're coming back.

Oh, boy.

Hey, that's... Heal!

They're very lifelike in that they don't seem to respond well to instructions.

By the way, when you said there was a whole pack, a chill fell through the cracks.

Yeah.

So you took these dogs out onto the streets of San Francisco recently.

What happened once they were set loose?

When you say this feels like the future, what do you imagine sort of like the role of robot dogs with human faces will be?

Let me read you the sentence on the Node website that gave me a seizure.

It says, after three years or 21 dog years, each robot will die with all memories from its life preserved forever on chain.

What?