Rachel Nichols

I don't know.

All right.

The Jets.

Let's talk about your team.

Not exactly renowned for their decision making for, I don't know, what, this decade or more?

But hey, if you can't do something, Jason, turn it over to AI.

Oh, here we go.

The team has hired a new chief data and analytics officer, putting him in charge of the business and football analytics departments in their operation.

So he now says that 91% of the front office works off of AI.

Microsoft's AI product is called Copilot.

That's what they use, right?

As opposed to a hundred days ago where roughly just a few use it.

Now it's 91%.

I don't have to tell you this team has the longest playoff drought in the NFL.

You're a big AI guy.

Do you think it's... Well, I know it's weird.

I mean, I'm sure you've seen these graduation speeches where if you mention AI, you're getting booed off the stage, which I totally agree with.

It is interesting.

There is value, I believe, in using AI sometimes.

We have a great research staff, obviously, that delivers.