Peter Diamandis

I mean, everybody figure it out.

This is what Amazon is doing with its delivery workers, putting eyeglasses on them to track their movements so that future robots can do deliveries at home.

We're seeing this everywhere.

And it's just beginning.

Dave, what do you make of that?

I had that exact conversation with him.

He said, we could make a ton of money just once before lawsuits start flying.

Exactly.

They see all the searches for all the purchases ahead of earnings reports.

Tying a story here back to the conversation about job loss, Mark Cuban proposed federal token tax.

This is his quote.

We should tax token at a provider level, less than 50 cents per million, as it will push big AI players to optimize tokenization.

It will also reduce energy usage and generate $10 billion a year, maybe growing 30x or 100x, while also creating a source for paying down the federal debt.

You know, we've talked about the idea that we're going to potentially tax, you know, AIs that replace employees or robots that replace employees.

But these numbers here that Mark puts forward are de minimis, right?

This is for 300 million Americans.

It's like 33 bucks per year.

I mean, interesting idea, but I don't think this moves the needle anywhere.

I mean, Alex, you remember that Sam recently talked about, well, we should have the general public own a part of national compute, right?

This is the equivalent of the permanent fund in Alaska or what occurs in Saudi, the Emirates.