0:02

big news, man gets dismissed was

0:04

big lot people sent this to me as well brazil

0:07

banning sales of i without

0:09

usb power adapters they had enough

0:12

that said they there were threats, they

0:14

were fines and then i guess in

0:17

court and and whatever

0:19

government

0:20

to that makes these decisions, whatever

0:22

agencies they just decided, okay that's it

0:25

for still said it's banning the sale of

0:27

iphones which do not a power adapters statement

0:29

on tuesday, brazil's ministry of justice and

0:31

public security said it had find apple 12.12

0:34

75-million ria's,

0:36

the currency, which is million

0:40

british pounds are i

0:43

guess that's like 3 million bucks for selling

0:45

consumer agency sana concept apple's decision, not

0:47

to include power adapters with a the new iphone, discriminates

0:50

against consumers by selling an incomplete product

0:52

as

0:57

a a market leader

0:59

a things tend to start there but there are of course

1:01

not the only ones shipping phones without power

1:04

adapters unless the other manufacturers have been

1:06

transitioned in brazil, as they have elsewhere,

1:08

such as hearsay and samsung

1:10

and pretty much everyone will not everyone

1:12

i see do i shouldn't say that because i still get

1:14

a number of of here the regularly

1:17

international variants that do have power

1:19

adapters in there apple

1:21

will appeal against the ban the company told

1:24

reuters in a statement it would work with brazilian

1:26

authorities to resolve their concerns but added

1:28

as previously won several court rulings in brazil

1:30

on the issue we are confident that are can our customers

1:33

are aware of the various options for

1:35

charging and connecting their devices fine

1:38

and ban on sales of i phones without

1:40

us be powered actors was announced a day

1:42

before apple showcase the i phone fourteen

1:44

which also of course will not have a power

1:46

adapter in the box about

1:48

this has been going on for a while they

1:51

stop including adapters in the i phone

1:53

twelve which was twenty twenty the

1:55

subtle longer couple

1:58

years at sometimes it's not what we make know

2:00

what we don't make that counts this

2:02

is the environmental component to

2:04

not including be adapters i'm sure

2:06

the case that will be made that there's

2:09

too many adapters are already out there when

2:11

there appeal goes through that

2:14

i don't know brazil's been on for long

2:16

enough now that they

2:18

seem pretty committed punishing

2:21

apple in one way or another i don't know two

2:23

million bucks or three million bucks the

2:25

apple probably not

2:27

a huge deal they'll appeal because

2:30

if it actually is

2:32

executed their in that manner

2:35

in actual sales bands the i

2:37

guess it could potentially influence other

2:39

markets as at the same

2:41

we can now we

2:43

can put a low pressure on apple here right

2:46

and other companies and other companies and

2:48

new ladies something worth mentioning

2:51

this idea that sometimes it's

2:53

hard you imagine

2:56

things through the lens of other individuals

2:59

in other living in other countries other

3:02

circumstances and often

3:04

will look at something which most

3:06

people do through their own lens

3:09

exclusively and you get a product

3:11

come through or you have humping

3:14

the develops like the charger

3:16

leaving the box the headphone jack

3:19

nine getting eliminated

3:21

or even the latest discussion around essential

3:25

then you sit there and say well here's this work around

3:27

and is really shouldn't be a huge problem for me or bluetooth

3:29

headphones or ah who cares

3:32

you have twenty chargers and it's

3:36

it's always from your own perspective

3:38

but it's not impossible to imagine

3:40

a customer them or

3:42

else it isn't in that same circumstances

3:44

and and actually might be i'd

3:47

had a case as to why he would make more sense

3:49

for them to include and by the

3:51

way i know you're sitting there thinking put the person's in

3:53

the market for a brand why phone so they got plenty

3:55

of money so who cares but

3:58

if there was a big enough component

4:01

if the air b a big enough number of

4:03

individuals who are buying these new phones

4:05

and didn't have those power bricks at end up buying

4:08

the power brick after the fact that

4:10

you can meet the reverse environmental case which

4:12

is now you have to ship twice as many products

4:14

in twice as many boxes the

4:18

thing only works if it's absolutely true

4:20

that most people have these power briggs and aren't

4:22

going to be upgrading them but then my case

4:24

against that is the

4:26

things continue to charge of faster rates

4:29

and that the customers really gonna wanna charge

4:31

at the fastest rate and so they're still gonna buy another

4:33

power brick a new power brick and

4:35

sarah so it's

4:37

a complicated topic but obviously brazil

4:40

situation is different than it is elsewhere

4:42

in the world and there might be there might actually

4:44

be fewer other chargers laying

4:47

around compared to other places that's just

4:49

speculation we'll see what happens if it gets

4:51

upheld or peeled or whatever else apple a powerful

4:54

may us apple ,

4:56

the rubber our worth

4:58

more than many nations yeah they

5:00

don't mess around though when they start to say we're

5:03

sure you're going to discover that we

5:05

are right new are wrongly killing more

5:07

whether he would have a know where they about the do

5:10

the gun follow your lawyers man they

5:13

got a more the any

5:16

lawyer you need a guy i

5:18

don't have to go into more

5:20

lawyers than developers are

5:23

you need to go into the

5:25

you are my so startling is in talks with apple

5:27

to hook up his internet service with i phones

5:30

get outta here oh yeah

5:32

we verified this headline i

5:34

probably didn't really get along all that much tim

5:37

the anyone maybe they do

5:40

then maybe the texas component to it the

5:43

sake of money for

5:45

, would it is won't have oh takes a

5:49

while they did talk a lot about satellites more than

5:51

i've seen in previous apple events

5:53

it's all about the eso es feature remember

5:57

everyone was getting lost in dying and

5:59

getting encourage

5:59

oh yeah and having harada

6:02

i'll come at a very beginning jozy sick

6:04

friggin energizer commercial

6:07

or hundred dollars to

6:09

buy all

6:12

they're doing is saving lives now magnesium

6:14

saving no one was playing games

6:16

on their phones everybody was dying from that are

6:18

serious variety is ah causes

6:22

maybe that's where we're at no point trying to

6:24

a llama said starlink as been having promising

6:27

conversations with apple aapl analysis next i phone

6:29

will be able to make emergency calls using satellite service

6:31

and will did not confirm if it's been in talks with starling

6:34

see they won't admit it they won't

6:36

say it must tweeted thursday saying we had

6:38

some promising conversations with apple about starling connectivity

6:40

starling phone team is obviously super smart

6:43

will complement in there the

6:45

i phone team he also

6:48

said closing link from space the phone

6:50

will work best of phone software and hardware adapt

6:52

to space based signals visit vs starling

6:55

purely emulating cell tower already

6:58

got plenty of ideas here on how to implement

7:01

something else it was interesting to me

7:04

was this little tidbit

7:06

that apple put out that they'd be providing

7:08

b s o was satellite service on the new phones

7:11

for two years then

7:13

they didn't really say what would happen after that and

7:16

i presume you would have some sort of subscription

7:18

service or will be included in some other service

7:21

barely hear what that's gonna be but

7:24

mo was looking into any said there are similar services

7:26

they could be like fifteen bucks a month or so it's worth noting

7:29

the going to be free forever some

7:31

companies are going to have to make a business

7:34

out of it and i

7:36

guess he wants and hey i can help out and

7:38

non from there's probably lot of i phones out there

7:41

the needing how we got s o s i'm right here for

7:44

mike and satellites for a little bit now the

7:47

our that

7:48

alleged google pixel seven pro appears in an

7:50

unboxing video ahead of the launch

7:52

there a retail version of the device the lovely

7:56

looking to background you to do what is that to

7:58

move it dawns willing of the

8:00

case pattern and you see the reflection

8:03

of the guy and

8:05

stopped boxing well yeah the bearded

8:08

guy the device shows

8:10

the faint google logo on its rear so

8:12

it's not the envelop

8:14

or model that i had seen on

8:16

the desk back there because i also handled

8:18

this device which by the way feels pretty

8:22

the be nice i mean obviously

8:24

not a retail

8:27

version that i had no there's

8:29

no more content no contact

8:31

for get out mark to get

8:33

down he the you're not in the metaverse you

8:35

can see it the

8:38

metaverse exclusive now

8:40

be better put your not don't bother you better

8:42

put your mouse your mouth cover

8:44

on so many

8:47

versus loses your vr headset

8:50

gonna be a helmet essentially can either be

8:52

an entire helmet well or

8:54

will it or will just be some kind will

8:56

it eventually just be some kind of hallucination

8:59

some sort of persistent and the solution hallucination

9:02

without a need for any

9:05

external technological components

9:09

sorted are some sort of induced

9:13

the vision black guy on

9:15

or the demolition man is i will happen

9:19

you know i never go the

9:21

had a headset didn't a dead yeah yeah using

9:23

light and all that stuff

9:25

yeah okay well i'm same way

9:27

in the future i'm talking nanobots the

9:30

figure out a rail link i don't know what i'm talking

9:32

we are near okay neural link okay yeah

9:34

okay neural link very go see

9:37

i'm trying to get rid of all the equipment that's what

9:39

it'll be your eyes will just glaze over a

9:41

black mirror style

9:42

they didn't blaze over the

9:44

next program runs and

9:47

you don't need a ton of external hardware what

9:49

let's talk about the pixel

9:52

you don't rely on their ah i

9:54

think it's gonna be gonna lovely one i can't

9:56

wait to test the camera out the version

9:58

that version was playing with developer yeah new software

10:00

on i couldn't really goof with it obviously

10:03

we're gonna see the real thing what is it mid october

10:06

in the meantime in

10:08

which is pretty typical for google at this point

10:11

you're having a full on boxing having a full

10:13

in a league prior to it actually

10:15

coming out this is not surprising to

10:18

me it's happened in the past and

10:20

continues to happen and google doesn't seem to mind

10:22

it all that much and i don't mind

10:24

that google doesn't mind

10:26

he makes it the whole thing feels so

10:28

much more casual served via and

10:30

i can prepare an animal some

10:32

people go so far too

10:34

you you might be the figure

10:36

out with this person works at all as flagged down there

10:40

an interesting framing choice anyway

10:43

you have all you have this announcer with these

10:46

new i phone and people are seen a thing you were made

10:48

me begin to get a new phone is year and

10:50

then you have these leaks coming out and they go oh yeah

10:52

pixel oh

10:55

wow he's really advertising this guy okay

10:58

cool michigan touch with this guy give them send it over

11:00

here will a will , you right

11:02

back will just sure you're around a little bit

11:04

take a peek take a few photos or something

11:07

google might not like that like dunno maybe

11:09

but that's like but that's i don't know i don't know

11:11

at this point a i don't know what this

11:13

point their strategy has been

11:15

to lean into the leaks they would

11:17

have the presentation to like

11:19

come out and is immediately admit it we

11:22

know you guys have seen everything we're

11:24

all pals

11:26

not too worried about that we just want you to

11:28

love our products it's it's isn't much

11:30

different than other companies

11:33

am i look at all the

11:35

divide advisor

11:36

again yeah and

11:39

the different camera design yeah

11:42

he get the pill in the hole punch over there

11:45

kind of the back of the pixel seven

11:47

pro looks like the dynamic

11:49

island on the front of the i phone

11:51

via we have the little bar

11:53

and any of the secondary dot on the side of

11:55

it everybody have into the pills

11:57

and dots these days

12:00

the way

12:01

well the real things you don't worry

12:03

mid october

12:04

then we'll get down to the nitty gritty sir

12:07

snap a couple photos of a portrait

12:09

mode

12:10

the stock android couple of law lives

12:13

transcribing graduation

12:16

like i did is the best part of it honestly

12:20

the

12:21

well by the way side know google

12:24

the i didn't even realize the

12:27

titan had enough day

12:29

or android auto

12:31

it didn't you have android auto oh

12:34

any cheese interface the put all types of colors

12:36

on it now to make it easier to navigate and

12:40

that's gonna save another

12:42

that's gonna be another improvement because in

12:46

in my car my favorite thing in

12:48

any car the hating

12:50

the assistant i'm just going

12:53

i'm not going to say examine trigger everybody but just saying

12:55

hey you know who and

12:59

then just navigate now so i can keep my eyes on the

13:01

road i'm not goofing around with anything to code

13:04

and is no substitute for assisting when it comes

13:06

to that when you're driving and i told you

13:08

this in the past will sometimes you just run a little bit

13:10

of trivia with the kids sometimes you

13:12

are just asking questions or but that question

13:15

uh-huh and google's they're helping

13:17

you out right now so i'm into

13:19

it and that's going to be a nice upgrade speaking

13:21

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you can also go also are

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and you have an input that's more comfortable

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than more phone oh

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i'm are much more ergonomic

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15:11

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15:13

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believe it or not this thing doesn't mean

15:18

power because it's using the

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, port but

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you can pass through power to keep the phone charged

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and then on then other side were getting an analog

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allison lord a bmw for sex they

18:00

confirm confirmed you're gonna adopt as was

18:02

forty six eighty cel format pledging billions

18:04

of dollars for six global

18:07

battery factories that's right

18:09

they gotta go electric big time

18:11

like everybody else

18:14

i didn't working together

18:17

working together well competing we

18:19

know this is incredibly

18:22

having and thing in smartphones why

18:24

they were talking about apple buying displays

18:26

from samsung or

18:28

the memory chips or the

18:30

of them see a movie why that a plague i

18:33

play nice

18:34

bmw of is gonna publicly stated that it's

18:36

huge success in a competitive easy market relies

18:39

heavily on powerful innovative and sustainably

18:41

produce battery cells

18:43

we're

18:44

the guinea oh they're going to utilize that newly developed

18:47

forty six millimeter diameter battery so the same

18:50

larger design test was he were just talking about

18:52

design we're not talking about working together

18:55

where

18:56

okay let's sources as backtrack

18:59

little bit the way that was phrase indicated

19:01

to me that there was some sort of relationship and

19:04

went by somebody last somebody last

19:07

it has nothing to do with them being

19:09

that friendly with one another

19:12

i'm here

19:13

the news right maybe they could buy

19:15

buy directly wanted a more

19:18

where the interested parties was eve

19:20

he he or eve energy in china

19:22

which was reportedly going to be producing a thirty six

19:24

eight eve he sells for bmw as well a

19:27

kind a german automaker would not comment but said

19:29

battery news would be coming in early september

19:31

he we are week later be and of is concerned will adopt

19:33

forty six millimeter damaged cells for

19:36

it's next easy platform but with a twist

19:38

furthermore we've learned the automakers throwing down

19:40

double digit billions double digit billions

19:43

new battery manufacturers to erect dig

19:45

a factories in europe china and

19:47

the us m c a free trade zone

19:50

that includes us mexico canada billions

19:53

multi billions of dollars something

19:57

is pretty incredible this

19:59

is gonna mean

19:59

arrange for upcoming a

20:02

more efficiency for upcoming b m w

20:04

e v the more competitive upcoming

20:06

bmw even

20:08

compete with the likes of tesla that's

20:10

also good that there's a format now

20:13

you know be indo use not like creating

20:15

this completely new

20:17

the battery from scratch

20:20

the third kind of working together hopefully

20:22

auto makers kinda

20:24

our to go newly developed exaggeration

20:26

of our lithium ion cells will bring a hugely

20:28

been technology will increase energy dense even

20:30

more than twenty percent improving charging speed by the thirty

20:33

percent enhanced range by up to

20:35

thirty percent we're also reduce it's all in

20:37

one as is about the

20:40

more players you have more multi

20:42

billion dollar investments the the

20:44

more rapid improvement cars

20:47

technologies concerned another to everybody's

20:49

interested including the german brands

20:52

our guinness n n you now you have competition

20:54

so you have a reason to progress at a rapid

20:56

pace you have all the makings of advancement

21:00

, potentially depending

21:02

on your definition maybe

21:04

in a mercedes benz now this is an actual

21:07

that the last one was this is a partnership

21:10

review number seasons partner up for

21:12

electric mans electric mans venture will create large

21:15

events for both automakers onwards

21:17

sprint events like

21:19

that's pretty cool rebellion was already

21:22

the wings or the amazon delivery vans

21:24

but they weren't really emily branded

21:27

outside of the amazon aspect we talked in

21:29

the past about the ego said

21:32

his investment in ready and right connected

21:35

to them or they will build bespoke

21:38

large commercial electric mans

21:40

the company signed a memorandum of understanding

21:43

to listen to them well

21:45

i would like to sign a memorandum

21:48

of understanding you're like

21:50

oh god can i can we not

21:52

do that sounds terrifying

21:55

the started strategic partnership that will invest

21:57

in a new plan with his target said in using

21:59

in the mercedes benz site in central

22:01

or eastern europe this marsh ravines first foothold

22:04

into the continent the automaker only has

22:06

one manufacturing facility new as they will be to

22:08

van models one built on mercedes benz

22:10

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22:12

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how to build vans the noida ship them around the world

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the know how to do it in europe the not a dude in north america

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and really and is coming in hot

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the electric vehicles you team up

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to expedite the process really and

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electric delivery vans for amazon that's

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already underway big upgrades he's

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got to see a demo that on a recent episode

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of this show fun

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looked cool cool i'm

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what friendly which is nice

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for your delivery man

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those are really friendly

23:18

oh boy sydney high school uses fingerprint

23:20

technology to stop vandalism and toilets

23:24

that meeting the didn't say toilets

23:27

the odyssey washrooms the

23:30

are sort of early like the whole washrooms

23:33

been vandalized brightest toilets

23:35

i know i think this might be a an

23:37

australian thing yeah

23:41

because when you're on a b c dot net dot au

23:44

yeah i think that there may be a

23:46

terminology thing going on there

23:49

okay and you actually like and

23:51

a boil it slip miller realize that yeah

23:53

right right

23:55

i don't think about that

23:57

okay like i'm going to the toilets and

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i mean i'm going to the to the bathroom

24:02

yeah i'm he also won or lost you also

24:05

washroom but washroom is

24:08

a little bit more canadian

24:10

british thing or that they call

24:12

it the loo actually the loo yes everybody

24:15

has a name for these things depending

24:19

on where you are and

24:22

i don't know either way i'm speculating i don't

24:24

know the answers to these days you any wind down

24:26

you had vandalism in the

24:28

whole bathroom and now they're going to fingerprint

24:30

every kid he goes in a bathroom

24:33

yes the her that i'm quite

24:35

an escalation there these

24:37

are being asked a scanner fingerprints during class

24:39

time as they want to access the toilets

24:41

at a school in southwest sydney moore

24:44

bank high school implemented a biometric system

24:46

in june after they say they spent thousands

24:48

of dollars a year restoring vandalized bathrooms your

24:51

eleven student daniels could tell us said

24:53

familiar sight of smeared feces

24:56

stop him from using the toilet prompting him to wait

24:59

until he could make it home and

25:01

horns as horns as type of vandalism

25:05

people throw their pool on the ceiling okay well

25:07

then yeah okay

25:09

the fingerprints a

25:11

problem so good lord i don't

25:14

i don't and you just

25:16

put a

25:17

i guess you can put cameras enrollees a

25:19

sensitive subject as how to stop near

25:21

the the past and schools

25:24

not gonna put cameras in there they're not going have

25:26

no not in there are a lot easier but what

25:28

about in the hallway leading up to

25:31

and then you can see who was in there prior

25:33

and star the your investigation that way

25:35

i don't know a tough

25:38

issue many

25:41

in many ways where you this is not going to be really

25:43

lot of school spirit if every time you

25:45

got that going on the ceiling and whatnot

25:48

the

25:50

and if i'm reading sir parents prefer

25:52

students can also access it was during those times

25:54

by obtaining an access card from the office

25:56

okay are you to register

25:58

in the office not

25:59

the fingerprint and

26:02

then they'll know who's using it at what time and

26:04

they still got a pinpoint when the

26:07

issues take place yeah

26:09

be a little investigation going on yes

26:12

and to get access card every

26:14

single blur not because they could just say

26:16

to you listen access card person

26:18

if anything in there is out of the ordinary

26:20

we need you to reporter right away because then

26:23

be would know that it would have been nice the

26:25

stump a snitch system it will be the last

26:27

fingerprint or the last access card

26:29

at legacy lamb them i ,

26:33

paternal i just that's how it works apparently

26:36

some students and some parents

26:38

are complaining about his arms around

26:40

metroid out of privacy things did

26:42

you see the kids in china that were buying

26:45

their lunch with their faith if you have club

26:47

know he has is a facial recognition

26:49

they just walk up like this and then he goes into

26:52

and then they get the launch

26:54

in at the same as like amazon

26:56

stores where they scan your palm

26:59

i think pick his i think it's the kids added benefits

27:02

were it's when you're scanning the kids

27:04

that people get a little bit more sensitive

27:07

because they like wow that the kid really know

27:09

there's i mean not that it matters we sign all

27:11

these and user license agreements who wants last time

27:13

you read one

27:15

oh yeah be going to go were scanning

27:17

you and your like a are are

27:19

su

27:20

these are the family odis when they start to tell

27:22

you they're going to scan you again there for

27:24

your for your own good there's feces all over the

27:26

place gar and

27:29

for your own good he is lunch

27:31

on the other side of that scan and you're like i'm hung

27:33

on okay of and i'm hungry this is

27:35

our lunch or there and me up

27:40

i wonder if this is gonna be like i'm main

27:43

thing

27:44

everywhere you go one kid says i don't

27:46

mind it my fingerprint doesn't feel that important

27:48

to me he said it's

27:50

worth it if we can put can bit of responsibility

27:53

of responsibility people who are ruining it for the rest of us in school

27:55

and i'm presuming that's a good point too

28:00

yeah fingerprint and then

28:02

you know someone gets boy and boy and fingerprinting

28:04

after that maybe as a person

28:06

is probably one person doing this

28:09

interesting i thought you could also just get matthew

28:11

mcconaughey for both from true detective

28:14

just get matthew mcconaughey they'll figure it out anything

28:16

in particular yeah he's just hiding

28:18

in the stalls and he's you're fine yeah

28:21

you're fine

28:22

and a i generated artwork

28:24

one first place at a state fair for

28:27

fine arts com a fine arts competition

28:30

and artists or pass

28:33

who do you give the award to

28:35

what do you think goes like this is such

28:38

a controversial thing

28:41

a i generated art in the artist community

28:43

we're an artist why you tell me

28:45

the

28:46

yeah i think

28:49

a lot of artists think it's good

28:51

for inspiration

28:52

i'm

28:55

i look at dolly

28:57

a i generated stuff and

29:00

looks really good

29:01

i don't know i think

29:04

there are some real day problems with like

29:06

graphic designers artists out there

29:10

there are jobs could be taken

29:11

there's a real concerned he has escalated

29:13

a situation big time here

29:16

now dollies coming for years for the jobs

29:19

that are no that that's

29:22

why i mean philosophically though

29:24

does it matter to you from piece of art is

29:26

generated via a i versus

29:29

a human o

29:31

k k definitely okay you're bother

29:33

your bugged ah okay i would wanna

29:36

know the art is created

29:38

by a thought why

29:41

, that there's it's

29:43

not like algorithms not like some

29:45

people are embrace mine a some people are

29:47

loving loving be a i'll

29:49

get any that's what i'm older and everything

29:51

we were saying he i can create art

29:54

yeah i guess it's considered are

29:57

for you

29:58

i

29:59

the conspire like an artist

30:02

make

30:03

more

30:04

in some ways now for you

30:07

yeah i love for me but value

30:11

in inevitable i don't know

30:13

that so powerful isn't it a

30:15

i'd is so powerful the you like

30:17

who can really put up a fight it's

30:21

it's it's incredibly

30:25

capable and intelligent

30:28

it's like the difference between ai

30:31

and machine learning and so forth figuring out

30:33

what video you one much next me a recommendation

30:37

vs

30:39

the human curator trying to do the same

30:41

thing across the board for

30:43

everybody all the time you

30:46

know like you could fine tune this thing to

30:48

such an extent i eventually

30:51

that there's no human capable of really replicating

30:53

what it does but i'm i'm fine with you

30:55

as well where i'm like man is a little touch with

30:58

it

30:59

you know like see

31:01

for example you go to a restaurant

31:03

than a chef their an artist and

31:05

, something about the experience that you know the

31:07

day care about it and that they put effort

31:09

into it that enhances it as their

31:11

they are and your patronage

31:14

is in a way encouraging them to keep working

31:17

on their passion yeah and

31:19

if it's a i

31:21

that's a harder a relationship for us

31:23

it's harder for us the know exactly what were contributing

31:26

to and with and and

31:30

like what the what is our

31:33

role

31:33

in the in that future for her it

31:36

seems minimized a not

31:38

nonexistent because it's ultimately

31:40

we control that what

31:43

minimize yeah i

31:45

agree so anyway it's see

31:47

as obviously sensitive so this one one legacy

31:50

artist or pissed wow

31:52

that's bad looks pretty me some

31:55

for who we could do with holy

31:58

with love it that looks future as you would

31:59

put out loud brainer up right

32:02

now man okay i take back everything

32:04

i said a i are in the only

32:06

way the future theres no other art

32:09

first place i guess maybe

32:11

people are pissed because he was presented not

32:13

as a i r a man team and first call or see

32:15

fear fine our competition using an ai generate

32:17

artwork on monday i won first place going

32:20

by seen carnage said in said discord

32:22

post above photo of a

32:24

i generated canvases hanging at the fair

32:29

someone entered in our conversation with an ai generate

32:31

peace and won first prize and then people

32:33

are mad about it i get it i guess i get

32:36

it will it's like what are the rules of the competition

32:39

the rules ray it's a gun athletic competition

32:41

missing were okay what equipment are you allowed

32:43

to use yeah there's rules right

32:46

like you can't in major league baseball

32:48

you have these a wooden bat the her and

32:50

they all agree on those terms in

32:53

hockey you don't have their oh you could use a composite stick

32:55

by him as long as you know the rules going into

32:58

it then

33:00

you have a fair fight you have a fair match

33:03

what if it was a i generated

33:05

and then someone

33:06

the actually like i said

33:09

right is that

33:10

consider

33:12

human art you need that

33:14

you need to know the rules you for and not

33:16

nothing against the image you need another rosy for and

33:18

look what it says here though someone says we're watching the death

33:21

of artistry unfold right before our eyes of creative

33:23

job jobs aren't safe for machines and

33:25

even high skill jobs are in danger becoming obsolete

33:28

well we have that yes across the board man

33:30

of , yeah of course

33:33

everything's of course

33:34

the future is

33:37

impossible to predict other than the fact that

33:39

this think

33:42

he is getting smarter absolutely and better

33:45

and more effective and in

33:47

many cases doing a better job than human

33:49

seem to be capable of doing of depending on

33:52

the application

33:53

they're going to change

33:55

they'd oriented inevitable i don't know glass

33:58

you on

34:00

oh thank you very much for joining today appreciate

34:03

it we really do appreciate it and

34:07

good luck maintaining your

34:10

employment and creative fields

34:13

including us man i

34:16

just wait , you see who they

34:18

brought here man yeah better than

34:20

is is , this

34:23

is be sued a poignant things like that are

34:25

were great there's some be i'm

34:27

a look like ah

34:29

what's the princess in

34:32

the star wars natalie portman

34:34

when she had the red dot right there was

34:37

, name name answer on that boosts

34:39

know now booze the country man ah

34:43

anyway that's me ah new

34:45

famous ai future to natalie

34:48

portman family for me because i'm saying

34:50

hey i'm can because come up would be optimal

34:52

person to deliver this be optimal be like

34:54

a sauce boys

34:57

and the view not going to be a the

34:59

get mad at it is his soul

35:03

the and not offensive

35:05

yeah it's gonna be princess amygdala

35:08

sitting here and prayers were a eyes going to reside

35:10

big you need serious than with your voice

35:13

know my lawyer we better

35:16

and we better in every way of don't

35:18

worry i'm obsolete to source

35:20

, will feel that way though as

35:22

way though