Yeah, you know, it's funny. The one thing that really you're not going to find at CES is privacy.

Everything now is about how AI can instantly get trillions of, you know, bits of data and bring it right to you.

So, you know, at the keynote, which was just Monday night, watching that, that was the CEO of Nvidia.

They're obviously a super hot company in AI right now. They have come up with a super

computer. It looks a bit like one of these mini computers from Apple or something that you would

connect your screen to. This one, though, just, you know, it's so powerful and they're really

into gaming too, so it makes the gaming faster. It's got AI to do all of your search instantly.

And, you know, one thing we're really not seeing with this is privacy.

It's data just on steroids that comes to us instantly.

Are we just going to give up on that?

I mean, the privacy thing is so difficult.

I think we are because a lot of technology is focused on.

It's not necessarily bought by young people, but it's focused on young people.

And I must admit to, you know, whenever I'm trying something new, I'm thinking, well, gosh, I'm middle age, nobody cares about me.

I will ask my, you know, college age kids and say, what do you think of this?

And that seems to be the trend.

And as we know, young people that

age, you know, privacy

is not nearly the priority that

it is for those of us that are older.

They got nudes all over the internet. Don't worry about

privacy kids. Just... Don't say that to him.

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