It's time for episode 504 of the clockwise podcast from Relay FM, recorded Wednesday, May 24th, 20203.

Clockwise, four people, where the hosts aren't currently AI generated voices.

I am one of those non-AI generated voices, Micah Sargent, and I am joined across the internet by my good pal, my friend, my dungeon buddy, because we play Dungeons and Dragons online together.

It's Dan Morin. How you doing, non-AI generated, Dan?

Well, Micah, I am just fine and totally human. Thank you for asking. You're so welcome, Dan.

Oh, dear. I'm taking the jobs back from the AI. That's what I'm doing. Yeah, that's how you have to do it.

You're right. We have to sort of slightly become robotic and then we'll get the jobs instead.

While we ponder that terrible, terrible future, let's introduce our awesome guests. To my left,

it is video host and producer at CNET, as well as an all-around awesome individual. It's Abra al-Hiti.

Welcome to your first episode, Abra. Thank you so much for having me. I'm so excited to be here.

We're delighted to have you. And to my left this week, welcome back the Imugipedia founder,

The Man About Town, sometimes be found on boats. It's Jeremy Burge. Welcome back, Jeremy.

Hey, Dan. I feel like this. I'm going to say it now. It's going to be the best episode of

clockwise ever. I just feel it in my bones. You've laid out an impressive task for us there,

so let's clear that bar. Let's do it. Let's do it. All right, we'll kick things off with my topic.

You know, we've only got 30 minutes and four to get through. So I would like to know Waymo just announced

a partnership with Uber to bring driverless taxis to more people. So you could

essentially hail a Waymo driverless vehicle through Uber. Would you take a driverless taxi? Why or why not?

Abrar, we'll start with you. So I actually did recently. I hopped in a Waymo a couple weeks ago and was surprised at

how normal it felt and how like in control it was. You know, like it felt like it knew what it was doing.

This was in San Francisco. So that's really saying something because these streets are a little wild.

But I honestly think that this, I mean, there's a lot of things to think about here in terms of,

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