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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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The New York Times last week published a profile on three people who are in romantic relationships with AI chatbots.

It's heartbreaking and I know.

I had a girlfriend in college who left me for Jeeves.

It's my fault. I remember one time I said, go ask someone else. And that was it.

AI relationships. We talked a lot about that earlier in the week. If you didn't catch that, that was really, I. It was that last week. Whenever we did the, the New York Times had the profile of three different people that were in AI relationships. I guess that was a week ago last Friday. But that was a lot of people who brought that up to me. Troubling, very troubling. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And I think that's just beginning. Yeah, and speaking...

I mean, obviously, it's just beginning.

I think it will grow and grow and grow until human beings are unrecognizable.

Yeah.

Speaking of that sort of thing, what is this basically we're about to hear, Michael?

What this is, is there's a new app called Two-way, and then they basically take three minutes of a video let's say

and then let me talk to my deceased loved ones so i could take my dad recently passed away so i could take

three minutes of video send it to him and then they would make an ai of him so i could talk to him

an avatar yeah you know talking to you you in their voice and facial expressions and all of it.

Okay, this is an example of that.

He's getting bigger.

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