Neil Freiman

And anything is fair game from what our day to day schedule looks like to our pick to win the World Cup.

I know.

Between visiting family and trying to squeeze a getaway in during our time off, it's going to be busy.

You can literally type in any prompt and put the AI to work.

It screens thousands of stocks and then builds a one-of-a-kind index and lets you backtest it against the S&P 500.

Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable, and based on your thesis, not someone else's.

Yeah, YouTube is TV now.

13% of all television viewing time in the US.

And we now know that more people watch YouTube on their big screen TVs at home than on their mobile device.

or their computer.

So the question is, what will the Oscars look like on YouTube?

And will the audience actually come over from ABC to YouTube?

And will there be a bigger audience in general around the globe?

That's what the Academy is hoping for.

You wonder what a viewing experience will look like on YouTube.

You're watching an Academy Awards, which lasts three to four hours, but you also see all those videos on your right-hand side.

Maybe you're just like, oh, that's interesting, best supporting actor, but oh.

Jabal Crawford highlights from 2005.

That looks interesting.

And you don't exactly have that same experience on broadcast television.