Zaid Admani

The company is now pumping the brakes on its EV ambitions and writing down the value of its EV assets.

GM also warned investors that this likely won't be the last time that it takes a charge when it comes to EVs.

As a result, GM stock is down 2% this morning in reaction to this news.

By the way, speaking of EVs, this weekend's deep dive is about Lucid Motors, one of the last pure play EV companies left.

We're going to break down the bull case, the bear case, and whether Lucid can even survive this EV winter.

So if you want to learn more about the company, keep an eye on your podcast feed tomorrow morning.

Let's wrap the show with a fun fact.

About 40 million people ask ChatGPT health-related questions every single day.

That works out to roughly 5% of all messages on the platform.

And I'm not going to lie, I'm one of those people.

And OpenAI is now leaning into being Dr. GPT.

This week, they announced ChatGPT Health, which will be a dedicated health experience as its own tab inside ChatGPT.

You'll be able to upload medical records, connect data from apps like Apple Health, and get more personalized explanations around labs, trends, and your overall health.

There's currently a wait list for this feature, but I kind of want to sign up because I do use ChatGPT a lot for health related questions.

In fact, I've set up a ChatGPT project with custom instructions and I've uploaded all my health records and lab results and I ask it questions all the time.

And now doctors

are starting to use AI a lot more as part of their day-to-day job as well.

A survey from the American Medical Association conducted in November of 2024 found that two thirds of US physicians reportedly used AI in their work.

And let's be honest, if that survey was done today in 2026, that number would be way higher.

I bet it's closer to 80, maybe 90%.