Lou Whiteman

I doubt it's going to be dramatic.

I don't think they're going to be doing triple-day options in tech stocks or anything like that.

I don't think that.

But maybe this Fortress Berkshire that we're so used to, that's just plotting along, maybe Greg Abel was picked because he didn't want to do that.

Who knows?

Charles, I'm so confused by this, because it was last year I was watching actress Bella Ramsey in an Apple TV ad, and she was at a party, and she couldn't remember who it was that was coming up to her, and her phone quickly, in a chatbot form, just gave her information about who she was talking to and all of that.

So, what?

That wasn't real?

Apparently, it wasn't.

So, look, I say that, I'm not a tech expert here, but, you know, I think

What we're hearing that Siri is going to become is exactly what every Apple ad and everybody else has been saying consumer AI would look like for years.

I think the lesson here is to say, let's see when they actually get here, how it works.

This stuff really looks good on TV ads involving celebrities.

It's a lot harder in real-time.

Travis, right now, I can conversationally ask questions about Pixel Buds and sometimes I get good answer and sometimes I don't with that same Gemini technology.

I think that this feels both tired to me and wired if they actually get it right, because we've been just talking about this forever.

It's great that all the engineers watch Star Trek because that's what this reminds you of, right?

That little pain you hit.

But look.

That's right.