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Not that Elon needs the money where he's asking, but I'm just wondering why Elon doesn't get the 7% and get, or, you know, if they're going to redo this.

He put in $50 million is the report, right? In the nonprofit. Yeah. Hoffman put in $10.

He put in $50 million is the report, right? In the nonprofit. Yeah. Hoffman put in $10.

Yeah. And in fairness to Vinod, he bought that incredible beachfront property and donated it to the public trust so we can all surf and have our Halloween party there. So it's all good. Thank you, Vinod, for giving us that incredible beach. I want to talk to you guys about interfaces that came up, Chamath, in your headwinds or your four pack of reasons that

Yeah. And in fairness to Vinod, he bought that incredible beachfront property and donated it to the public trust so we can all surf and have our Halloween party there. So it's all good. Thank you, Vinod, for giving us that incredible beach. I want to talk to you guys about interfaces that came up, Chamath, in your headwinds or your four pack of reasons that

you know, open AI, when you steal men, the bear case could have challenges. Obviously, we're seeing that. And it is emerging that meta is working on some AR glasses that are really impressive. Additionally, I've installed iOS 18, which is Apple intelligence that works on 15 phones and 16 phones. 18 is the iOS. Did any of you install the beta of iOS 18 yet and use Siri?

you know, open AI, when you steal men, the bear case could have challenges. Obviously, we're seeing that. And it is emerging that meta is working on some AR glasses that are really impressive. Additionally, I've installed iOS 18, which is Apple intelligence that works on 15 phones and 16 phones. 18 is the iOS. Did any of you install the beta of iOS 18 yet and use Siri?

It's pretty clear with this new one that you're going to be able to talk to Siri as an LLM, like you do in ChatGPT mode, which I think means they will not make themselves dependent on ChatGPT, and they will siphon off half the searches that would have gone to ChatGPT.

It's pretty clear with this new one that you're going to be able to talk to Siri as an LLM, like you do in ChatGPT mode, which I think means they will not make themselves dependent on ChatGPT, and they will siphon off half the searches that would have gone to ChatGPT.

But what I will say is there are features of it where if you squint a little bit, you will see that Siri is going to be conversational. So when I was talking to it with music and, you know, you can have a conversation with it and do math like you can do with the ChatGPT version. And you have Microsoft Teams. doing that with their copilot. And now Matt is doing it at the top of each one.

But what I will say is there are features of it where if you squint a little bit, you will see that Siri is going to be conversational. So when I was talking to it with music and, you know, you can have a conversation with it and do math like you can do with the ChatGPT version. And you have Microsoft Teams. doing that with their copilot. And now Matt is doing it at the top of each one.

So everybody's going to try to intercept the queries and the voice interface. So chat GPT, four is now up against meta, Siri, Apple and Microsoft for that interface, it's going to be challenging. But let's talk about these meta glasses here. Meta showed off the AR glasses that Nick will pull up right now. These aren't goggles. Goggles look like ski goggles.

So everybody's going to try to intercept the queries and the voice interface. So chat GPT, four is now up against meta, Siri, Apple and Microsoft for that interface, it's going to be challenging. But let's talk about these meta glasses here. Meta showed off the AR glasses that Nick will pull up right now. These aren't goggles. Goggles look like ski goggles.

That's what Apple is doing with their Vision Pro. Or when you see the MetaQuest, you know how those work. Those are VR with cameras that will create a version of the world. These are actual chunky sunglasses, like the ones I was wearing earlier when I was doing the bit. So these let you operate in the real world and are supposedly extremely expensive. They made a thousand prototypes.

That's what Apple is doing with their Vision Pro. Or when you see the MetaQuest, you know how those work. Those are VR with cameras that will create a version of the world. These are actual chunky sunglasses, like the ones I was wearing earlier when I was doing the bit. So these let you operate in the real world and are supposedly extremely expensive. They made a thousand prototypes.

They were letting a bunch of influencers and folks like Gary Vaynerchuk use them and they're not ready for primetime. But the way they work Freeburg is there's a wristband that will track your fingers and your wrist movement. So you could be in a conversation like we are here on the pod.

They were letting a bunch of influencers and folks like Gary Vaynerchuk use them and they're not ready for primetime. But the way they work Freeburg is there's a wristband that will track your fingers and your wrist movement. So you could be in a conversation like we are here on the pod.

And below the desk, you could be you know, moving your arm and hand around to be doing replies to I don't know, incoming messages or whatever it is. What do you think of this AR vision of the world and meta making this progress?

And below the desk, you could be you know, moving your arm and hand around to be doing replies to I don't know, incoming messages or whatever it is. What do you think of this AR vision of the world and meta making this progress?

Chamath, any thoughts on Facebook's progress with AR and how that might impact computing and interfaces when paired with language models.