Sean Kelly

Yeah, so they're in San Fran, San Francisco, Austin, and then I think in Arizona somewhere, Scottsdale maybe.

The rollie too?

I've never seen that dial.

That's a dope dial though.

Yeah, I mean, I was telling you before we started, I just had my first kid.

And she's a month, Daphne's one month old now.

I feel that.

What's the main focus for you, though?

You're just doing interviews.

What else you got going on?

But I think when she's 16, normally she'd learn to drive.

I think the odds that she learns to drive is very slim.

Yeah.

There's no way that a majority of people, a majority of cars are being driven by humans.

Yeah.

There's just no way.

it way more dangerous and it's more dangerous now to drive in a human driven car than a self an ai driven car if you look at the stats um you know waymo released something and they said like for every 50 million waymo miles the safety just data is much better for their cars than for human cars wow yeah that's crazy yeah i've been in uh an uber that got an accident before so

What is the dream for you?

yeah so have i oh yeah so have i yeah you can see you'll see online like you know some of the stuff of like oh the waymo did this crazy maneuver to avoid the person humans just aren't doing that we're just we're not super human ai drivers we're just not we're tired we're texting we're distracted we're stressed yeah absolutely what other sectors and industries other than driving you really excited about ai integration

So unique now with this technology, every industry is having to figure it out.