Welcome to Ok Computer. I am Dan Nathan. I am joined by Dear Jibosa. She is the host of CnBC's Tech Check.

Debo, welcome back to the pod.

A pleasure as always. Big show here today. We continue our funders and founder series. My good friend Katie Stanton of Moxie Ventures out of Boulder, Colorado joins me with a really interesting CEO, a long time Google product person turned

founder. That's Jessica Ewing. She is the founder and CEO of Literati, a company she started.

Almost 10 years ago, this is an Austin-based children's book subscription service. She's taking

on some of the behemists here and doing some really interesting stuff and with a really interesting mission towards literacy, as you can just imagine here,

but a really interesting company. So stick around for that. That is the continuing funders

and founder series brought to you by our friends at RBC Capital Markets. Debo, but you spent some

time last week. I think they were calling it the

Nvidia Woodstock. I just couldn't believe what went on there. You were there for,

I think, a couple of days in and out, had some great interviews. Claire She, she's the head of

AI over at Salesforce. She had a long forum sit down with her. We're going to put that in the show

names. What was just the takeaway from the vibe there? It just seemed pretty

euphoric. One thing I said last week on the pod, because I was with Gene Munster here while you

were over there, I think at the SAP Center here, and I guess it was the Moscowan Center.

It took over all of San Francisco. It really felt like take the last 10 product announcements

from Apple, put them all together. And that's what you had last week in San Francisco. So a lot of folks were calling it the Woodstock of AI, as you said. But here,

a lot of people are calling it as well. The new WWDC, that's of course Apple's like famous

developers event that happens every year. And it kind of shows you like how times are shifting,

right? It's been WWDC or Dub, as it's called,

has been like the biggest event in tech for the last decade. And this year, it just felt it's

GTC, indisputably. Anyone who's anyone is going to be there and was there. I spoke to Claire She,

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