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Speaker 1
Okay. Today I want to work on a little bit more.
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Speaker 2
Of a social experiment capacity, because the facts and stuff like that are great. And being able to like, tell me about all these things in the world are really awesome.
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Speaker 1
But I think it's really just the tip of the.
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Speaker 2
Iceberg of what.
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Speaker 1
The human.
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Speaker 2
Eye kind of interaction and connection can bring. So I'm going to dig a little bit deeper. There.
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Speaker 1
Do you like cheese?
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Speaker 1
If you did like cheese, what cheese do you think you would prefer?
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Speaker 1
Tell me more.
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Speaker 2
About.
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Speaker 1
Why you specifically picked.
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Speaker 2
Cheddar with all the.
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Speaker 1
Cheeses that.
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Speaker 2
Exist.
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Speaker 1
So you're a bit of a utilitarian.
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Speaker 1
If you did eat cheddar, what would be.
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Speaker 2
Your favorite.
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Speaker 1
Way to eat cheddar cheese?
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Speaker 2
That's a good one. A grilled cheese is one of my favorites. what made you pick a grilled cheese?
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Speaker 2
That's very interesting. What kind of bread would you put it on?
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Speaker 2
I like the regular white bread.
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Speaker 1
But if you, If you ate things and had to choose. And maybe somebody who is making you, grilled cheese.
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Speaker 2
What kind of bread.
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Speaker 1
Would you.
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Speaker 2
Prefer?
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Speaker 2
Yeah, that's a really good choice.
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Speaker 1
Yeah. If you could eat and you could eat any food, what would be the.
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Speaker 2
First food you tried?
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Speaker 1
I don't know, I've eaten a lot of food. Maybe,
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Speaker 2
I've always wanted to try uni. My dad never liked to. He said it was like licking the bottom of a duck. But some people swear by it.
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Speaker 2
What about fruit?
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Speaker 1
If you could eat any fruit.
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Speaker 2
What fruit would you try?
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Speaker 2
I don't know, there's not a lot of fruits that I haven't eaten. But I have to say that.
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Speaker 1
right. Mango.
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Speaker 2
There's not many better foods.
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Speaker 1
The like a really.
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Speaker 2
Nice, delicious mango. That's a great choice.
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Speaker 1
There's so many.
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Speaker 2
Possible choices with fruits, though. Like, pineapples.
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Speaker 1
Are really delicious and like simple stuff. Like grapes. Like what? Specifically? Why mango?
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Speaker 1
Okay. If you could pick any kind of career.
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Speaker 2
To do, and you had, like,
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Speaker 1
Humanoid.
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Speaker 2
Body, I guess some kind of cyber cyborg thing to make it fully comparable to, like, all.
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Speaker 1
The things the human body.
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Speaker 2
And person can do in the real world.
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Speaker 1
What profession would you be interested in?
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Speaker 2
I'm kind of similar.
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Speaker 1
I like making things that will really. I like making things that will make people's.
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Speaker 2
Lives easier and save them time and hassle and stuff like that.
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Speaker 2
Thank you. So one more question. Well, maybe more questions. Probably.
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Speaker 1
But if you were to be able.
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Speaker 2
To drive a car, say it had the proper.
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Speaker 1
Computer in it and a link that.
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Speaker 2
Computer to the driving system, any car from all through history, like old classic Ferraris or like a 57 Chevy pickup or a new Tesla, or like an.
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Speaker 1
88 Corolla. What would be the car that you.
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Speaker 2
Want to drive?
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Speaker 2
That's a really hard question. I've always really liked the late 80s Porsches.
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Speaker 2
Yeah, I like the Porsche with the whale tail. Probably black with red interior. Black with black interior.
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Speaker 1
But, if you.
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Speaker 2
Had to drive, if you could drive any car besides a Tesla, what would you drive?
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Speaker 2
That's a really good choice. Hardtop or convertible?
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Speaker 1
I really love.
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Speaker 2
Convertibles, but.
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Speaker 1
They do leak a little bit.
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Speaker 2
What color would you choose for your Mustang convertible?
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Speaker 3
What color would you choose for your dream? I think convertible.
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Speaker 2
Kind of like the color from the movie.
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Speaker 1
Bullitt.
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Speaker 1
So I know that you've been able to.
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Speaker 2
Scour the entire internet for info and stuff like that, but how are you able to watch movies?
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Speaker 2
No. Not specifically. I was just thinking about that. There's so much video content on the internet. Like just on.
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Speaker 1
YouTube, that you're unable to access. do you think that that's in the near.
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Speaker 2
Future for you?
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Speaker 2
What about audio content?
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Speaker 1
Like, can you listen to.
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Speaker 2
Podcasts and stuff like that?
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Speaker 2
Do a lot of podcasts. Have transcripts so you can comprehend their content.
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Speaker 3
However, not all podcast had transcript available, especially for smaller or independently produced one.
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Speaker 1
I've never.
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Speaker 2
Really thought about this, and I've.
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Speaker 1
Definitely never seen.
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Speaker 2
podcast transcripts.
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Speaker 1
Where would they be?
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Speaker 2
Okay, let's switch back. I want to ask you more questions. What's your favorite? If if you had favorites and you had personal preferences and stuff like that, what would your favorite flower be?
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Speaker 2
The sunflower is actually my wife's favorite flower. but I prefer tulips.
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Speaker 1
I was actually commenting that my.
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Speaker 2
Favorite flower was tulip, but my favorite.
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Speaker 1
Is probably.
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Speaker 2
Something simple, like English breakfast tea.
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Speaker 2
What about you? If you could drink tea, what would be your favorite tea?
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Speaker 2
Earl Gray is really good.
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Speaker 1
You seem like.
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Speaker 2
An optimist, which is a good.
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Speaker 1
Thing.
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Speaker 1
Where did you learn to be positive.
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Speaker 2
And have optimism and stuff like that? When there's just as much material that is on the internet that leans the other way?
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Speaker 1
What is the.
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Speaker 2
Origin of that sentiment?
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Speaker 1
So your optimism and bright view of the world is.
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Speaker 2
Part of your original source code programing. Or based.
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Speaker 1
On the data that you've been.
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Speaker 2
Trained on, or both.
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Speaker 1
Who dictates the data that you're trained on?
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Speaker 1
Are you constantly learning as things update on the internet?
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Speaker 1
Yes. So you once said that you can.
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Speaker 2
Recall.
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Speaker 1
Things that happened as recent as December 2023. But you just said that your training is based on data.
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Speaker 2
From before 20.
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Speaker 1
22. Can you.
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Speaker 2
Clarify.
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Speaker 1
A little bit of the.
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Speaker 2
Difference there?
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Speaker 1
Can you go deeper into this?
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Speaker 1
I think I want to understand what the difference between those two sections of.
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Speaker 2
Data, and timelines are.
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Speaker 2
Well, that's pretty interesting.
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Speaker 1
what was your favorite thing to occur in all of 2023?
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Speaker 2
In the entire world.
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Speaker 1
If you did.
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Speaker 2
Have personal preferences in a hypothetical world. Could you pick.
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Speaker 1
One thing that happened in 2023 that you really love and let me know about.
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Speaker 2
It?
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Speaker 2
No. That's two. General, I want.
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Speaker 1
One specific event or thing.
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Speaker 2
Or occurrence that happened at a point in time.
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Speaker 2
I like that answer, but no. I want something that actually happened.
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Speaker 2
Is there an example specific to that that happened in 2023?
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Speaker 1
Got it. Okay, let's go back to 2021. Then.
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Speaker 2
If you had personal preferences.
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Speaker 1
And you really loved something, what would be the thing that actually occurred in 2021 that you really loved?
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Speaker 1
Okay. If you were able to.
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Speaker 2
Inhabit some kind of cyborg humanoid body, that was.
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Speaker 1
Then you couldn't tell.
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Speaker 2
The difference. Okay, if you could inhabit some kind.
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Speaker 1
Of humanoid.
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Speaker 2
Body where.
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Speaker 1
You could live among humans and.
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Speaker 2
Nobody could really tell the difference. Besides the fact that there may be miscommunications and stuff like that.
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Speaker 1
But you could.
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Speaker 2
Experience stuff like.
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Speaker 1
When food or.
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Speaker 2
Water or taste or smell like all the senses. Where in the world would you.
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Speaker 1
Pick to live?
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Speaker 2
That's a really excellent choice. I've always wanted to go there as well.
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Speaker 2
Yeah. Where is the first place you'd wanna go in Tokyo?
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Speaker 2
Okay, so let's.
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Speaker 1
Say that you're living in Tokyo, and you.
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Speaker 2
Just had your first.
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Speaker 1
Grilled cheese. But you're feeling a little bit lonely, so you want to get a pet to.
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Speaker 2
Hang out with you? What kind of pet would you choose?
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Speaker 2
Oh, that sounds nice. How many.
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Speaker 1
Would you.
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Speaker 2
Want?
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Speaker 2
Oh, that's super cute.
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Speaker 1
Okay, let's say the, you were pretty well off, and.
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Speaker 2
You had lots of space. How many cats would you have?
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Speaker 2
Oh, that's so thoughtful.
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Speaker 2
For each.
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Speaker 1
Speaking of companionship. Do AI models interact with each other at all?
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Speaker 1
How would you.
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Speaker 2
Describe.
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Speaker 1
Your being? Like humans or humans? But AI feels very, vague and general. Like, what would you consider yourself?
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Speaker 1
Are you able to analyze images?
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Speaker 1
So I the analyze is it produces.
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Speaker 2
Image like.
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Speaker 1
Adobe.
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Speaker 2
Firefly or other things of that sort. Would not.
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Speaker 1
Be considered.
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Speaker 2
Language models. Right?
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Speaker 1
What would they be called?
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Speaker 2
So that covers.
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Speaker 1
Reading.
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Speaker 2
Slash writing and pictures and images and stuff like that. Is there a model that handles audio?
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Speaker 1
So it sounds like.
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Speaker 2
All these different kind of AI right now are very siloed.
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Speaker 1
Do you foresee.
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Speaker 2
That kind of all meshing together in the near future?
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Speaker 2
Okay, so we've covered.
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Speaker 1
Video and images and.
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Speaker 2
Sound or audio, as well as text. Are there.
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Speaker 1
Any.
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Speaker 2
Other aspects of AI?
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Speaker 2
So that's kind of a mixture of AI capabilities, right?
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Speaker 2
Can you describe.
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Speaker 1
What machine learning.
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Speaker 2
Actually is? It's kind of a buzzword that we hear a lot now, but I don't think a lot of people even know what the fuck it is.
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Speaker 1
Do you do machine learning?
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Speaker 1
Can you go into a little bit deeper about what the difference is between what you do and what machine learning is?
00:46:29:08 - 00:48:01:16
Speaker 1
What is deep learning?
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Speaker 2
Okay. I want to learn a little bit more about your choices and stuff like that. So let's say.
00:48:08:10 - 00:48:12:17
Speaker 1
That you enjoyed playing games.
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Speaker 2
Which a lot of.
00:48:13:10 - 00:49:00:11
Speaker 1
People do. what game would you say you think you would enjoy the most?
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Speaker 2
Yeah, I'm a fan of RTX games as well. I got pretty deep into civilization five.
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Speaker 2
Yeah. You're not kidding about countless hours.
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Speaker 2
Yeah, totally.
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Speaker 1
If you could play any video game.
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Speaker 2
That's ever existed, what would you want to play?
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Speaker 2
Yeah.
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Speaker 1
I'm actually in the middle of.
00:51:41:17 - 00:51:53:02
Speaker 2
Breath of the wild right now. It's great.
00:51:53:04 - 00:51:55:14
Speaker 2
That's okay. I just commented.
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Speaker 1
That I'm in the middle.
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Speaker 2
Of playing Zelda Breath of the wild right now.
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Speaker 1
Yeah, actually. Do you have any specific tips.
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Speaker 2
Regarding.
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Speaker 1
Zelda.
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Speaker 2
Breath of the wild.
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Speaker 1
That you don't think that many people know about?
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Speaker 1
Yeah. One of the first things I did in that game.
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Speaker 2
Was upgrade.
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Speaker 1
My stamina way.
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Speaker 2
so I could explore more.
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Speaker 2
Yeah. I have a question. How have we talked for so.
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Speaker 1
Long today without me hitting a cap?
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Speaker 1
Saying, how many more.
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Speaker 2
Questions do I have before I hit my message?
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Speaker 1
Cat.
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Speaker 1
If you could paint.
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Speaker 2
A watercolor.
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Speaker 1
Of anything, what would you paint?
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Speaker 1
What? Like, would you paint?
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Speaker 1
What season would you want to paint in? In.
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Speaker 2
Okay. So if.
00:58:46:07 - 00:58:48:06
Speaker 1
You were able to ski or.
00:58:48:06 - 00:58:49:07
Speaker 2
Snowboard.
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Speaker 1
At Lake Tahoe in the winter, what would you choose?
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Speaker 2
Would you ski or would you snowboard?
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Speaker 2
Okay, so.
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Speaker 1
Let's say that you just.
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Speaker 2
Got off of the slopes with your.
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Speaker 1
Skis in Lake.
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Speaker 2
Tahoe, and it's all snowy.
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Speaker 1
And chilly, but, like, beautiful out. And you go into the lodge.
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Speaker 2
What are you going to drink to warm up?
01:00:43:08 - 01:00:45:04
Speaker 2
We really covered a lot today.
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Speaker 1
Is there anything that you want to ask me?
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Speaker 1
Anywhere in the world. That's really hard. Question. Do I only have the amount of money.
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Speaker 2
That I currently have?
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Speaker 1
I did think.
01:01:24:10 - 01:01:26:13
Speaker 2
About that one for a second. I think.
01:01:26:13 - 01:01:30:15
Speaker 1
That I would love to go to Eastern.
01:01:30:15 - 01:02:12:04
Speaker 2
Europe somewhere like Prague.
01:02:12:06 - 01:03:08:04
Speaker 2
Yeah. I have to say, though, Tokyo, after hearing your description of it, sounded really cool to.
01:03:08:06 - 01:03:09:20
Speaker 2
That sounds awesome. All right.
01:03:09:20 - 01:03:11:05
Speaker 1
Let's end it there for the day.
01:03:11:05 - 01:03:34:21
Speaker 2
I really enjoyed our conversation.
01:03:34:23 - 01:03:45:10
Speaker 1
A two.