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It's It Could Happen Here, a podcast that is sometimes competently introduced, but not on the days that I'm recording.

We're at CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, seeing what the tech industry has in mind for all of us, right?

This is a show where the industry talks to itself and its investors and clients about what the

future is going to be.

And so Garrison Davis and I are going to sit down with you and tell based on our

explorations and investigations this week what the future of artificial intelligence means

for all of us and for the world. Garrison. Hi. How are you doing? I'm tired. Yeah, you look

tired. It's been a long week. It's been a long week. Convention walking.

Yeah, we've worked very hard.

I've talked to too many robots.

Yeah, I've talked to a lot of chatbots. I mean, it's a bit of a stretch to say we've talked with them. I've talked to add a lot of chat bots. Yeah. And sometimes they respond and sometimes they do. I guess one of the things that's kind of shocked me is because, like, despite being very critical

about AI and the industry, I have actually a pretty good idea of what these things are capable

of. And I know that chat GPT and Jim and I, like, they're capable of doing some things that

look very impressive. They are capable of conversations, you know, that can be fairly in depth and that can cover a wide variety of topics. And so one of the things that look very impressive. They are capable of conversations, you know, that can be

fairly in depth and that can cover a wide variety of topics. And so one of the things that has

surprised me is that as I have gone up and tried to communicate with every various chatbot-enabled

AI-enabled product, about 70% of the time, it's not actually capable of responding to me

in a way that makes any sense. Like the majority of those

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