I love AI.

Do you use AI?

Absolutely.

Do you use Chichipiti?

Do you know Chichipiti?

I love Chachipit.

I love it.

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Loved it.

Good morning to you, where you are you are, because it is morning somewhere.

For October the 22nd, 2020. Five. I even added the end, but still early. My name is Bernie Byrd, sitting right over there. She loves Chippoo-G-G-G-G-T. It's Ashley, everybody. I'm a big pet of, Jr. J-Jupiter. You know, I ask every morning for people to say hi to you. I wonder if they do. Hi, guys. Hi. Hi, back to you. It's like, I get you, someone in the car going, Hi, Ashley. How are you doing? So it's a, it's a dumb news day. Yeah, this is like, I feel like this is kind of like technology gone wild sort of day, but it's a lot of it's following up. Technology gone wild kind of life but it's a lot of it's following up technology gone wild kind of

life yeah a lot of it's like following up on like the fallout of other technology gone wild which we've we've had

recently so the big one as related to the drop is that chat gpt launched a browser yes just in case you did not have enough AI-assisted browsing in

your life. Now you can get a first-party browser from OpenAI. And part of this is, I guess they

were originally interested in potentially buying Chrome off Google when that was considered as something to break up the monopoly, like a measure

that they might take, they might have to sell off Chrome, and a bunch of different AI companies.

There's another AI company as well that was like, well, we'll take Chrome.

But instead, now OpenAI has just launched their own browser.

And here's the thing that's important to note.

One of the reasons they're launching the browser is because even though there's, I think they say

there's like 800 million users or something using chat GPT, a lot of them are not paying for it.

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