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Speaker 3: Let's talk about AI. Let's talk well, okay, so.
Speaker 4: Who will be the four most dominant companies in the
Speaker 4: AI space? We gotta have keys on here sometimes too
Speaker 4: to talk about it gonna be here today.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was just thinking about that. We should have
Speaker 3: had them on today. Yeah, but I we.
Speaker 2: Didn't know he was gonna be here Green and said,
Speaker 2: you know who's gonna be there?
Speaker 3: That is a fact, a fact the poster. So AI AI.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about four most dominant companies in the AI space.
Speaker 2: Of course, Apple, Microsoft, Google will probably be the third,
Speaker 2: three biggest players. The fourth I don't think we've seen
Speaker 2: creator Chap. I think we have which one? I think
Speaker 2: we have and we just kind of overlook it. Tell
Speaker 2: me more, Amazon, tell me more?
Speaker 5: All right, So let's think about AI right inside the
Speaker 5: homes you got alection? Okay, Let's think about the stores,
Speaker 5: cash the stores, all right, let's think about it. Let's
Speaker 5: think about e commerce. How do they know what we want?
Speaker 5: They're using AI? How do they know what to recommend
Speaker 5: for us?
Speaker 6: Right? Let's think from logistics? Are they doing drone deliveries?
Speaker 5: They're here, right, They're already the fact that they're they're
Speaker 5: doing all these things and we're not even mentioning them.
Speaker 5: Plus they have the capital and the infrastructure. It's like,
Speaker 5: why are we not talking about them in the AI race?
Speaker 6: I think even before Google, I would say I would say.
Speaker 5: In video for sure, I would put in the other
Speaker 5: semi AMD just from what they're creating now. AMD is
Speaker 5: behind what Nvidia is doing right now. But I like AMD.
Speaker 5: I think it's Apple, I think it's Microsoft as a four,
Speaker 5: but I think Amazon. I think we need to make
Speaker 5: it five. That's interesting. And then I got to sleep.
Speaker 5: I'll let I'll let you give you other ones. Then
Speaker 5: I'll give you a sleeper, I think as well.
Speaker 4: I think Tesla is one of the most important because
Speaker 4: transportation is what everybody's really waiting for. So I just
Speaker 4: saw Alex get Energy shout out to him. He was
Speaker 4: in a convention truckers and they have the battery that
Speaker 4: can charge the eighteen wheeling in hight.
Speaker 3: In fifteen minutes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's incredible.
Speaker 4: So they're already working on the tournaments driving eighteen wheelers.
Speaker 4: I feel that within the next twenty years it will
Speaker 4: really be on the road. As far as cars that's
Speaker 4: driving them. The technology is already there, but it's so
Speaker 4: tough politically, but it's only a matter of time. And
Speaker 4: even without cars driving themself, there's still AI and but
Speaker 4: the efficiency of transportation has to evolve, especially on planes.
Speaker 4: Everything you think of drones all. So I feel like
Speaker 4: transportation artificial intelligence is really going to change change that landscape.
Speaker 4: Tesla is taking the lead in that and probably will
Speaker 4: be the leader from a transportation standpoint, not just from
Speaker 4: a car I think from eight at eighteen wheeler transportation standpoint.
Speaker 4: They're already working on trains and I see a Tesla
Speaker 4: plane happening.
Speaker 5: Oh incredible, Wow, those are I mean even that company.
Speaker 5: So Tesla makes the product, and that's what we talked
Speaker 5: about this last night. Let's find the companies that are
Speaker 5: helping making sure that product runs efficiently. And so if
Speaker 5: we know if it's autonomous driving, they're going to need
Speaker 5: semis that do Aultimately, what are the companies that are
Speaker 5: doing that? So I think that that's a that's a
Speaker 5: great point in transportation for Shure, but like that's an
Speaker 5: opportunity find the companies that are helping making sure that
Speaker 5: the charging stations are efficient, making sure that the batteries
Speaker 5: are efficient, making sure that the AI inside the LED screen,
Speaker 5: Like all these things have companies that are behind them.
Speaker 2: And if you want to know a resources that you
Speaker 2: can use, you can go to either A sixteen and
Speaker 2: Z to the family or why combinators to see like
Speaker 2: which AI companies are going to like be leaders in
Speaker 2: the next two or three years that could get acquire
Speaker 2: by Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla. Even with Sam at open Labs,
Speaker 2: it's interesting, well, homework assignment what institution or company with
Speaker 2: Sam Autman a part of before chat GPT came to
Speaker 2: the forefront. He was very smart to like look at
Speaker 2: everyone's ideas, provide funding and then put the best of
Speaker 2: those ideas together, like into one or two products.
Speaker 4: And with chat GBT, I was talking to keys like rememberone,
Speaker 4: I was talking about the integration with crypto and web
Speaker 4: three and how it all got to come together. Yeah,
Speaker 4: So the chat GBT thing, a few a few companies
Speaker 4: will benefit from it and we'll see full integration. Imagine
Speaker 4: when chat GBT is part of your notes, Yeah, on
Speaker 4: your iPhone, right, so when you're writing your notes, you
Speaker 4: just start the sentence and then based off of how
Speaker 4: you're actually writing, then it can finish it for st yeah,
Speaker 4: like or when it's fully integrated with Microsoft work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that plug is not for Instacart a couple other retailers,
Speaker 2: So imagine that have like a full app store, No.
Speaker 4: For sure, So those companies have definitely benefit from it
Speaker 4: for sure. And yeah, like chat GBT is still in
Speaker 4: its infancy stages and it's still not like when the
Speaker 4: app is fully developed on your phone and it's you know,
Speaker 4: on the iPhone homepage and you just go to it
Speaker 4: and it's like fully integrated with your iPhone notes and
Speaker 4: you can literally write a book in ten minutes on.
Speaker 3: Your iPhone notes. That changes everywhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I feel like, yeah, for sure, the companies
Speaker 4: that already have the infrastructure in place, Apple, Microsoft, They're
Speaker 4: gonna definitely benefit from it. And then all of the
Speaker 4: other ancillary companies.
Speaker 5: For sure, there's another one and I'll be interested. He
Speaker 5: hold on because it's crazy around ending with the word
Speaker 5: I was going to start with, but you said infrastructure
Speaker 5: and I'm talking large scale enterprise.
Speaker 6: What do you think about IBM?
Speaker 5: This is a company, this is a legacy brand, right,
Speaker 5: But when we talk about software, when you talk about hardware,
Speaker 5: we talk about services at large scale. They've been here
Speaker 5: doing it. In fact, we overlook it, right. But Watson
Speaker 5: was one of those first things that it was we
Speaker 5: marveled that and it was it was way too early.
Speaker 5: We saw it on Jeopardy and it kind of crashed out,
Speaker 5: but that what we were seeing. It happen in real time, right,
Speaker 5: and they sold off Watson. But like IBM is one
Speaker 5: of those companies when I think about large scale and
Speaker 5: from an enterprise, because corporate still uses them. Yeah, they
Speaker 5: might have an opportunity as well as a sleeper in
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Speaker 2: Leadership. That's the only thing, Like you need a regime change,
Speaker 2: like not trying to like offend anybody. There's a ceiling
Speaker 2: on games you can win, Like let's say I like
Speaker 2: stan Van Gundi's your coach shot at a stand in. Jeff,
Speaker 2: I love you guys so much. These are just my thoughts,
Speaker 2: not Trevors shot. So if they end up, you know,
Speaker 2: interviewing you, these are my comments. I love your brother,
Speaker 2: but I think with the CEOs they've had, I think
Speaker 2: IBM has gotten really comfortable and they haven't pushed for it.
Speaker 2: I think they got comfortable off the wins and the
Speaker 2: victories in the eighties and nine and then everyone came
Speaker 2: to take their lunch in the early two thousands. Infrastructure
Speaker 2: is there, for sure. I just think you need new
Speaker 2: leadership to be able to pull that off. Sleep the
Speaker 2: Giant could be could be Sleep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll see and yeah, we'll have a more in
Speaker 4: depth AI conversation.
Speaker 3: We'll get keys on here like one of these weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the hologround will stay Van Gundy.
Speaker 6: Too, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 2: How do you think it affected the NBA and NFL
Speaker 2: the what the AI?
Speaker 3: How will it affect it?
Speaker 2: That would be crazy, Like if coach you started using
Speaker 2: AI to like run data on players, because even my
Speaker 2: dad was telling them when he was doing the tour
Speaker 2: with the Raptors with you guys, like they were saying, enough,
Speaker 2: the shots were off the high enough, So imagine if
Speaker 2: you can pro like make.
Speaker 6: Custom plans for that's a bad shot here as why.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So well, everybody, once we start, once we start
Speaker 4: talking about AI, nobody has anybody heard of virtual reality anymore.
Speaker 4: Nobody's even talking about virtual reality or NFCS yeah, or
Speaker 4: augmented reality. Yeah, but I always felt that virtual reality,
Speaker 4: augmented reality is a future of sports. From a viewing standpoint, Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's like if you can be front row to watch
Speaker 4: Lebron and you feel like you're actually front row, Like
Speaker 4: that's game changing.
Speaker 5: You can sell that ticket a million times for the
Speaker 5: same seat. Absolutely, And we talked to some guys, you know,
Speaker 5: we were with the NFLPA not just from a game
Speaker 5: standpoint or a fan standpoint, but from an athlete standpoint.
Speaker 6: Imagine if I didn't have to get hit.
Speaker 5: In practice, and I could go through practice virtually, right,
Speaker 5: Like these are the type of things like I could
Speaker 5: actually have game feeld game film in my headset. Now
Speaker 5: do I have to spend three hours at the facility?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 5: It changes things, It makes things more efficient. But sports,
Speaker 5: like you said, like virtual reality is one of those
Speaker 5: spaces was like, yeah, this makes a lot of sense,
Speaker 5: and there's a lot of money to be made. I
Speaker 5: can sell the same seat at court side at the
Speaker 5: Knicks game to ten thousand people.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well that's better than some on it once.
Speaker 4: But that's the thing. It's like every because like remember
Speaker 4: the metaverse. So it's like I'm just saying, like people
Speaker 4: people have showing attention spans. They focus on one thing
Speaker 4: at a time. It's like, oh, doge coin.
Speaker 3: Is the future?
Speaker 6: I said it wasn't.
Speaker 4: Then it's like, oh the metaverse. Then it's like oh NFTs.
Speaker 4: Now it's like oh chat GBT so. But at one
Speaker 4: point a lot of these stuff is going to start
Speaker 4: to merge together because it's still there's still people in
Speaker 4: the metaverse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just nobody. He took nobody, nobody spokes about
Speaker 3: it anymore.
Speaker 4: But at some point that's going to have some viability
Speaker 4: to it at some point, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: Like augmentary reality, virtuality, they're going to get it right,
Speaker 4: like and at some point AI is going to be,
Speaker 4: you know, take over the whole situation. But it's like
Speaker 4: these things have six months, yeah, and talking points, it's
Speaker 4: like six months until something new.
Speaker 5: Thing comes up in the metaverse, right if they're paying
Speaker 5: robuts not much difference.
Speaker 2: Yeah, apple, they once they get that cost down for
Speaker 2: the headset.
Speaker 4: But look, a lot of people brought land in the
Speaker 4: metaverse real estate fifty thousand dollars mistakes. That was completely stupid. Yes,
Speaker 4: because that's worth nothing. They pay fifty thousand dollars for
Speaker 4: a house in the metaverse to live next to Snoop.
Speaker 4: But just think about that rationally, why would you pay
Speaker 4: fifty thousand dollars for a house in the metaverse?
Speaker 6: Ladies?
Speaker 2: If men will do that getting that DMS and promising
Speaker 2: the world and get.
Speaker 5: There was some people will rationalizing it, right, Like some
Speaker 5: people made rational and it was like ooh, okay. From
Speaker 5: a standpoint where it was like, oh, I can have people,
Speaker 5: we could do invents inside here, they could have all
Speaker 5: types of incentives inside of it. I was like, okay,
Speaker 5: but yeah, if I don't own physical it's tough.
Speaker 6: For me to do too.
Speaker 4: But even if you, like I said, fomo missing out out, Yes,
Speaker 4: people do things. You can rationalize anything. Yes, that's the
Speaker 4: that's the scary. That's the scary part about life. You
Speaker 4: can make an excuse for whatever you want to anything. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean you could.
Speaker 3: You could. You can rationalize anything. It doesn't mean it's rational.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, that is trade. So just be careful with
Speaker 4: these with these new and if that's men's these new
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Speaker 2: Like I said, take your time, and let's be honest,
Speaker 2: it's the VC firms that are pushing the propaganda behind it.
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Speaker 2: a love audience. What's going on? So and also and
Speaker 2: for culturally, like if you go to like your aunt,
Speaker 2: your grandma, your friend, and like, hey, Like if I
Speaker 2: came to you and say, man, I'm gonna send you
Speaker 2: a virtual house for two point fifty you like, what
Speaker 2: are you doing?
Speaker 6: Send it open?
Speaker 3: Hey?
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Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from Al Salvador
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Speaker 1: filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just
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