Stephen Dubner

Because, you know, if you come across dried dog or goose poop, it has no odor.

It's tolerable.

Yes, the mechanism is clearly olfactory.

It does suggest some markets that are maybe under, you know.

Bunny bidet, first of all.

I've never seen that.

I like that.

No, but I mean, my new thing is just ripping off this thing.

He doesn't like it.

Can I just tell you, I do that a lot.

Oh, you do?

I think AI is an amazing, I mean, I'm using this much of one fingernail of the gigantic herd of robots, but I think what you did is normal or will be normal.

Oh, you did?

So you just had your first experience as well?

Can I tell you what engine we're using with chat?

So I happen to use one called Perplexity because I like it.

It's a really simple interface that pulls from a lot of models, which I think is probably valuable.

What I like about it is you can push it subtly and it keeps coming.

If I say, tell me five interesting things about Dax Shepard, it'll give me blah, blah, blah.

And I say, well, those are fine, but I know those.