Here is a big existential question for every media company today. Do they fight the AI

tech overlords or do they just take their money? So far, most of them are taking the money,

but a few are fighting. One of them is Zip Davis. This is Peter Kafka, the host of channels.

And on this week's episode, I'm talking to Zip Davis, CEO of Vec Shah, who tells me he's kind of optimistic about the media business and why he's taking on the people behind chat GPT.

That's this week on channels, wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.

Hey, everyone, John Worth, I'm here. It is today's quick serve from the surf podcast,

and he's out celebrating his birthday. We will happily fill in and tell you what's going on from Saturday. We are officially in the business phase of this tournament.

We're now in the fourth round, round of 16.

Saturday was sort of a tale of two sessions.

Day and night, it sort of turned into a party and things got exciting once the sun went down.

Day session started out with familiar face.

Cocoa Gough played first on Arthur Ash, and you know what? She looked

a lot like Coco Gough, the kind of player who can win majors. All of sort of the drama and the

melodrama and the emotions that had accompanied her first two matches really fell by the wayside.

She had a pretty straightforward, straight set win, spoke to her after the match. I always feel like what players

interview, their interview schedule in the middle of a major, often gives you some set into

some sense of their mindset. And the fact that she was sort of going through the car wash and doing

interviews after the match I took was a good sign. Four double faults, that's sort of the

stat everyone is watching.

But also look at her miles per hour on the serve.

She served aggressively, really wasn't pushed.

And she's got to be thrilled with that.

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