Nick Statt

We're also heading into almost the one-year anniversary of our second episode. Eli, what do you think we should be covering in the second episode, and why are you excited about that?

We're also heading into almost the one-year anniversary of our second episode. Eli, what do you think we should be covering in the second episode, and why are you excited about that?

We're also heading into almost the one-year anniversary of our second episode. Eli, what do you think we should be covering in the second episode, and why are you excited about that?

I would love to do more about robots. I think robots are a fascinating industry and I think they're going through a lot of changes right now. I just read a fascinating profile actually in the New Yorker about generative AI tech being applied to robotics in a way that is fascinating. Achieving some interesting breakthroughs.

I would love to do more about robots. I think robots are a fascinating industry and I think they're going through a lot of changes right now. I just read a fascinating profile actually in the New Yorker about generative AI tech being applied to robotics in a way that is fascinating. Achieving some interesting breakthroughs.

I would love to do more about robots. I think robots are a fascinating industry and I think they're going through a lot of changes right now. I just read a fascinating profile actually in the New Yorker about generative AI tech being applied to robotics in a way that is fascinating. Achieving some interesting breakthroughs.

I think there's going to be a lot of really fascinating stories happening at the intersection of AI and then the things that we want AI to do in the real world, which are historically very constrained by how bad robots are at maneuvering the real world. But that could change. And I think there's a lot of fun stories to be had there.

I think there's going to be a lot of really fascinating stories happening at the intersection of AI and then the things that we want AI to do in the real world, which are historically very constrained by how bad robots are at maneuvering the real world. But that could change. And I think there's a lot of fun stories to be had there.

I think there's going to be a lot of really fascinating stories happening at the intersection of AI and then the things that we want AI to do in the real world, which are historically very constrained by how bad robots are at maneuvering the real world. But that could change. And I think there's a lot of fun stories to be had there.

A lot of really challenging stories, too, about what a world of robots will do and what that means.

A lot of really challenging stories, too, about what a world of robots will do and what that means.

A lot of really challenging stories, too, about what a world of robots will do and what that means.

And that's it for our 2024 end of the year wrap up. I'd like to thank Nilay for being the Decoder guest for a change and Kate for joining me on the show. And thank you for listening. I hope you enjoyed it. We had a lot of fun and we're going to do this again next year.

And that's it for our 2024 end of the year wrap up. I'd like to thank Nilay for being the Decoder guest for a change and Kate for joining me on the show. And thank you for listening. I hope you enjoyed it. We had a lot of fun and we're going to do this again next year.

And that's it for our 2024 end of the year wrap up. I'd like to thank Nilay for being the Decoder guest for a change and Kate for joining me on the show. And thank you for listening. I hope you enjoyed it. We had a lot of fun and we're going to do this again next year.

If you have thoughts about this episode, what you'd like to hear more of or answers to those questions we discussed at the end, like who should we have on the show in 2025 and what our second episode should focus on, please do email us at decoderattheverge.com. We hope this episode proved that we really do read every email. You can also hit up Nilay directly on Threads or Blue Sky.

If you have thoughts about this episode, what you'd like to hear more of or answers to those questions we discussed at the end, like who should we have on the show in 2025 and what our second episode should focus on, please do email us at decoderattheverge.com. We hope this episode proved that we really do read every email. You can also hit up Nilay directly on Threads or Blue Sky.

If you have thoughts about this episode, what you'd like to hear more of or answers to those questions we discussed at the end, like who should we have on the show in 2025 and what our second episode should focus on, please do email us at decoderattheverge.com. We hope this episode proved that we really do read every email. You can also hit up Nilay directly on Threads or Blue Sky.

He's reckless1280. We also have a TikTok. Check it out at DecoderPod. It's a lot of fun. If you like Decoder, please share it with your friends and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. And if you really love the show, give us that five-star review. Decoder is a production of The Verge and is part of the Vox Media Podcast Network.

He's reckless1280. We also have a TikTok. Check it out at DecoderPod. It's a lot of fun. If you like Decoder, please share it with your friends and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. And if you really love the show, give us that five-star review. Decoder is a production of The Verge and is part of the Vox Media Podcast Network.