Open AI's new chat GPT update leaves the internet jiblified and asserts its dominance once again.

The Corrieve IPO leaves some concerned that the AI run is ending and is Silicon Valley's monopoly coming to a close.

Welcome to Big Technology Podcast Friday edition where we break down the news in our traditional cool-headed and nuanced format.

Ron John Roy is out today. He'll be back next week. We'll actually be on on Wednesday. And joining us this

week, we have a special guest, Brian McCullough, the host of the Tech Meme Ride Home podcast is here

for a great episode where we're going to cover everything from the new Ghibli era of OpenAI,

the new, hopefully we'll cover the new Google Gemini model.

And we'll also touch on this CoreWeave IPO, which we're waiting for live.

Great to see you again, Brian.

Welcome to the show.

Alex, thanks as ever for having me.

It's great to have you.

And you're coming at an auspicious week because we've definitely seen AI in the headlines,

not for models, really for a consumer product.

And that is the chat chip BT update that did a bunch of things.

We also know this week there's better voice that's come out.

But the real headline here, because it's what everybody has gravitated toward,

is this new image

generation within chat chippy.

This is from the New York Times.

Open AI unveils new image generator for chat chippy T.

The story says chat bots were originally designed to chat, but they can generate images too.

...