Tim Balz

Because in our case, AI is making it so that we can take these populations that capitalism wouldn't have ever been able to justify us making a custom algorithm for every single person. That just wouldn't be feasible.

Because in our case, AI is making it so that we can take these populations that capitalism wouldn't have ever been able to justify us making a custom algorithm for every single person. That just wouldn't be feasible.

But now we can. And so that's something where I think it is actually able to empower, you know, these underserved populations. I think the same thing for Africa. We can bring the cost down of different technologies and bring the access to those technologies and access to information. That's the fastest way to pull people out of poverty. And so if we do.

But now we can. And so that's something where I think it is actually able to empower, you know, these underserved populations. I think the same thing for Africa. We can bring the cost down of different technologies and bring the access to those technologies and access to information. That's the fastest way to pull people out of poverty. And so if we do.

But now we can. And so that's something where I think it is actually able to empower, you know, these underserved populations. I think the same thing for Africa. We can bring the cost down of different technologies and bring the access to those technologies and access to information. That's the fastest way to pull people out of poverty. And so if we do.

If we manage AI appropriately and how we build it out, I think it will be absolutely world-changing in a very positive way for underserved populations. But I think if we do it incorrectly, it's probably going to widen that gap. I'm an optimist, so I think it's going to make the world better.

If we manage AI appropriately and how we build it out, I think it will be absolutely world-changing in a very positive way for underserved populations. But I think if we do it incorrectly, it's probably going to widen that gap. I'm an optimist, so I think it's going to make the world better.

If we manage AI appropriately and how we build it out, I think it will be absolutely world-changing in a very positive way for underserved populations. But I think if we do it incorrectly, it's probably going to widen that gap. I'm an optimist, so I think it's going to make the world better.

Absolutely. And we're going to keep working to do our best to help influence that outcome.

Absolutely. And we're going to keep working to do our best to help influence that outcome.

Absolutely. And we're going to keep working to do our best to help influence that outcome.

Yeah, so I run a small nonprofit that's based out of Indiana called Freedom Chairs. So we're not as big as we used to be just because I've spent a lot of time obviously running Caligon. But we'll typically do four to five wheelchairs a year. We'll donate at least. I'll go up to Indiana. I'll refurbish them, get them ready. And then as the needs come in, I'll coordinate to get people wheelchairs.

Yeah, so I run a small nonprofit that's based out of Indiana called Freedom Chairs. So we're not as big as we used to be just because I've spent a lot of time obviously running Caligon. But we'll typically do four to five wheelchairs a year. We'll donate at least. I'll go up to Indiana. I'll refurbish them, get them ready. And then as the needs come in, I'll coordinate to get people wheelchairs.

Yeah, so I run a small nonprofit that's based out of Indiana called Freedom Chairs. So we're not as big as we used to be just because I've spent a lot of time obviously running Caligon. But we'll typically do four to five wheelchairs a year. We'll donate at least. I'll go up to Indiana. I'll refurbish them, get them ready. And then as the needs come in, I'll coordinate to get people wheelchairs.

So if you're in and around Indiana, specifically like the Indianapolis, Decatur area, and you do need a wheelchair, feel free to reach out and we'll see what we can do to help you out.

So if you're in and around Indiana, specifically like the Indianapolis, Decatur area, and you do need a wheelchair, feel free to reach out and we'll see what we can do to help you out.

So if you're in and around Indiana, specifically like the Indianapolis, Decatur area, and you do need a wheelchair, feel free to reach out and we'll see what we can do to help you out.

I think the way we talk about AI makes it feel overrated. But I think that's the other thing is I think it's also underrated, but not in the ways we talk about it. So that's a difficult answer. But I'd say the way people talk about AI makes it overrated. But the way it's leveraged is probably underrated. We don't realize how much it's actually going to change yet.

I think the way we talk about AI makes it feel overrated. But I think that's the other thing is I think it's also underrated, but not in the ways we talk about it. So that's a difficult answer. But I'd say the way people talk about AI makes it overrated. But the way it's leveraged is probably underrated. We don't realize how much it's actually going to change yet.

I think the way we talk about AI makes it feel overrated. But I think that's the other thing is I think it's also underrated, but not in the ways we talk about it. So that's a difficult answer. But I'd say the way people talk about AI makes it overrated. But the way it's leveraged is probably underrated. We don't realize how much it's actually going to change yet.