welcome into another edition of the show today my friend tyler sutloff joining me

involved in a ton of different things cudzu ventures will get into some of his background

but you probably would know him best operating partner at blue delta at Blue Delta Gines, Blue Delta Long

Bonaia, a partner of ours as well over the years. Tyler, good to talk to you.

And a topic today that everyone is grappling with to some degree, no matter whether they

want to admit it, whether they have embraced it, or whether they are trying to avoid it.

And that is AI, that is artificial intelligence,

as we know it here with the chat GPTs and the Claude and everything else that is going on.

And you've had a pretty quick, rapid relationship with this bit of technology.

Great to talk to you today. And let's dive into it a little bit. How are you, bud?

I'm good. Thanks for having me, Chase. I appreciate it. So old misgrad, you got off into some investment management for a while. We're in some startup healthcare stuff, series of things,

Blue Delta again, 2018, 2019. I remember when you first got involved, you and I went to dinner at snack bar with Nick Weaver, and that's the first time that I met you. You probably do not remember that dinner. But I absolutely remember it. Do you? Okay. I did remember it. Yeah. It's been a bit of a go. We've had a pandemic and things like that. And we've also had AI in that instance as well. But you've got a neat story because you

have you have jumped off headfirst in ways of learning about it, in ways of trying to harness it

without becoming, you know, where it's a complete crutch. It's a tool, not a crutch. I've kind of

talked about that with a lot of students over the last few years and how I operate from it.

But this all began to you with some weird train schedules and helping your family and just kind of needing something very quick.

And it seems like almost immediately you became entrenched and fascinated by the entire situation.

Yeah, I was, I think it was 2024, maybe the fall of 2024.

I was trying to help my son plan for a study abroad program.

And I know this is in podcast form, so that was air quotes over study.

But one of the most complicated things to read on the planet is a European train schedule.

And so I had a European train schedule in one hand and a map in the other hand was trying

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