Today on the podcast, we're talking about AI and robotics and the future of where this goes.

We're going to be looking at essentially some case studies, some announcements and some things out of Amazon.

What we're seeing there, I think it's pretty indicative of what's going to happen in the future in a lot of different industries.

I think this has massive implications for the entire workforce for maybe jobs that don't require college degrees.

There's a lot of really interesting things here.

And of course, I feel like we already have AI that has replaced most jobs that do require

college degrees or is smart enough that eventually it will be.

Some people might be mad at me yelling at me listening.

I think, you know, skilled labor, or I'm sorry,

you know, knowledge workers, that kind of stuff. AI has done a lot of that. So in any case,

we're going to talk about robotics today. I think this is going to have some big implications for

a massive chunk of the workforce. And there's two visions we're going to cover, two ideas of what

the future might look like. I'll paint them both. And you could decide two visions we're going to cover, two ideas of what the

future might look like. I'll paint them both, and you could decide what you think is going to

happen. Before we get into that, I wanted to mention that AI box, my startup, has just come

into beta. We have our first product, which is an AI box playground. And essentially,

this allows you to test all of the top AI models in one,

on one platform for $20 a month, so you don't have to pay, you know, for every single

subscription to every single model, which can be kind of crazy if I'm being 100% honest.

Essentially, how it works is you can select any model that you want to chat with, and then

you can switch between different AI models

as you go. So if you wanted to have a conversation with, you know, Sonnet 3.7, you could do that

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