Marques Brownlee

Yeah.

Yeah.

Made it a tough sell.

So, yeah, I do.

I tend to think we are quite far from the humanoid robot future.

But I'm curious to see how that plays out, if it'll be humanoid robots or if I'll be proven right vindicated.

It'll just be a bunch of specialized, smaller, really efficient, hyper adapted robots for individual tasks everywhere.

Your dishwasher will just have an arm in it.

Even that I don't think needs to be humanoid.

Because even those are like connect this hose or like put the door on the car.

At this point it's just an arm.

Like we have this robot arm in the studio which we've put a camera on and we can teach it to do things.

But in this factory it doesn't have to learn anything.

It just has to grab the windshield and put it on the car or grab the next windshield.

It doesn't have to be shaped like a C-3PO.

We'll see.

I'm very curious.

All right.

I have another question about just going independent as a media person because you've done now –

writing and video as part of like the verge and wall street journal and having your own youtube channel how does that differ like what what was the choice to to go independent and how does it like compare to being a part of a larger structured corporation oh it's like 30 questions yeah no like look i'm only four weeks in yeah well like i'm two months three months in but we just launched the youtube channel we just did that last week yeah two weeks ago um