Toby Howell

I'd rather a different color sweater.

And you can kind of go through the same conversational output that you normally would with a normal chatbot.

So it's

In terms of the ad landscape currently on the internet, it does represent an interesting step in a different direction.

Still, the word that comes to mind is one that we've talked about on this podcast, which is instidification, which is when social media platforms essentially become worse over time.

They stop valuing their users' trust and their experience.

This could be that slippery slope towards people losing trust in their chatbots, which is a huge proponent of people using chatGBTs.

They feel like it's a safe space that they can talk about their health problems, talk about relationship issues.

Now, once ads start to intrude,

It's a slippery slope there.

I think it's so funny to characterize this as a mini Sphere because it is smaller than the one in Vegas, but it's still costing a billion dollars to build.

So don't get it twisted.

This thing is still a very big economic project.

My big question is, can this work

not in Vegas because Vegas is a tourism destination.

It makes sense for residencies to take up place in Vegas because you get a new crowd every single night because there are constantly tourists flowing in and out of Las Vegas.

That's kind of its main appeal.

That is not true for Washington, D.C.

Are you going to be able to have, convince an artist to come down

and stay there for a few months or something.