All right, three, two, one. What's up? Nathan Crock. How you doing, man?

I'm doing quite well. Thank you for having me here. It's been forever since I've seen you. We went to high school together.

Graduate in 2006.

Graduate in 2006. Like I was telling you, before we started recording, for some reason you and I were in a bunch of the same classes.

I have no idea why, because I was way dumber than you. and the one thing that sticks out to me was that you were showing me some diagrams of how you were planned on putting your brain into a cyborg one day. Yeah. And I never forgot about that. Yeah. Well, unfortunately, I did as does most of my nonsensical ideas.

I dream big and do outlandish things.

You sure this isn't the cyborg version of you here right now, and you're just not telling us?

Of course not.

Okay.

It's completely normal.

All right, I believe you.

That's incredible, man.

So I had to look you up, and I'm glad that you agreed to come on this.

It's super cool.

Yeah, my pleasure. I apologize in advance. I've been a little sick. I can't really imagine what I sound like in the microphone. Probably like some of those. Glorious. They're like a kidnapper

filter, right? Bring the briefcase and the money to the boom, to the bridge by midnight.

Yeah, we can put some effects on some auto tune maybe or something.

So what is it?

So for those people out there who may not know, and I actually don't know how to say it myself,

but what exactly do you do?

So I do two things.

I do research in machine learning, which is colloquially referred to as artificial intelligence.

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