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Good morning everybody and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

If I sound a little stuffed up today, allergies are attacking me for no good reason. But you're going to have probably

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Oh, so good.

Well, yesterday I made an offer on the X platform that for $1 billion, I would be willing to teach somebody's AI how to do humor. I don't care who they're just any big AI one billion dollars. Now you might say yourself, Scott, that seems a little bit high, but wait, if I can't

succeed, no charge. No charge at all. So it's free. But imagine if you were the first AI company that had a funny robot.

Am I right? Funny robot. Do you know what the first thing I would teach the robot? You can't

do humor unless you have a personality. The reason that you couldn't take the act of one

stand-up comedian and just give it to another comedian and have them do it, it

wouldn't be as good. I mean it might be okay, but it wouldn't be as good because people hone their act to their personality

So if you don't know the personality of the

humility, it doesn't hit the same. So you first have to give your robot a personality. If I were going to do that for the purpose of humor, I would just to show my capability here.

I would tell the rumor, I would tell the robot that I had to express some kind of a personality trait

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