Phil Labonte
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 19 Jun
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I don't know if he's serious about it, but even the fact that he's talking about it, I think... David Sachs mentioned something about it on the All In podcast recently.
And while it's a bad idea overall, Sachs did say, look...
You know, these people, these AI companies have used everyone's data, right?
They basically have scoured the internet and used that as the data set for all of the super intelligence that's out there.
There's one thing that, before we wrap this up, or at least talking about AI, people don't see the tangible benefits, or they don't think they see the tangible benefits for every man when it comes to AI.
Midjourney just announced that they have this new product called Midjourney Scanner.
And it is essentially a replacement for CT and MRI scans.
It uses, you get in a tank of water and it drops this, basically this piece of equipment down and it uses ultrasonic vibrations to basically map your body.
And it's going to end up being, right now they're going through trials.
It says, unlike CT scans and x-rays, which rely on ionizing radiation that can damage DNA and carry a small but cumulative risk of cancer with repeated exposure, the mid-journey system uses harmless high-frequency sound waves transmitted through water, a technology with decades of proven safety in standard ultrasound, including routine used during pregnancy.
The point is, if this type of innovation
becomes the norm, which is what it looks like it will be doing as AI advances.
This is going to be the tangible bettering of your life that people are seeing.
This argument is the same argument that was made during the Industrial Revolution with all these labor-saving devices.
And in Europe, there was a change in working patterns, right?
People decided that they wanted shorter working hours.
They wanted more leisure time.
But in the United States, people just became more productive.
And you're also seeing that at a lot of AI companies.
You do have AI companies that have agentic AI that they're working with.
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