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Speaker 2: said you had some interesting tech stuff. I try, I try.
Speaker 2: I'll get into some of that here in a minute.
Speaker 2: But it was elation for many at home workers yesterday
Speaker 2: as Zoom went down for a few hours in the afternoon.
Speaker 2: They still don't know what exactly caused the outage that
Speaker 2: lasted from around two thirty yesterday afternoon till well after
Speaker 2: four o'clock Eastern time, so anybody who works from home
Speaker 2: or had the the glorious experience of doing those video
Speaker 2: meetings via Zoom. Sorry no dice yesterday for a few hours.
Speaker 3: Some of the I thought zoom was going I thought
Speaker 3: it was going to be done anyway.
Speaker 2: Nah, the video meetings now are that's the thing to stay.
Speaker 2: I mean, they do them even if you are in
Speaker 2: office a lot of times now, so regard there's a
Speaker 2: lot of funny memes that started popping up because of that.
Speaker 2: And then one person joked that no one on their
Speaker 2: team could get into the meetings. So it was the
Speaker 2: most productive Zoom meeting ever.
Speaker 3: Remember the saying from back in the day, why don't
Speaker 3: you just have a meeting about a meeting?
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 3: It got to the point where there were so many
Speaker 3: meeting I mean still has.
Speaker 2: Those of you who are fans probably excited about the
Speaker 2: new switch To that is coming out with that the
Speaker 2: Mario Kart World game, a lot of anticipation. In that
Speaker 2: nine o'clock this morning, they will be featuring the direct
Speaker 2: showcase and unveiling many of the details about the new
Speaker 2: Mario cart World and you might get some glimpses of
Speaker 2: the new switch To. So again nine o'clock. Just hit
Speaker 2: the Nintendo site. If that's in your world, maybe of
Speaker 2: interest to you. American Airlines is the latest American carrier
Speaker 2: to offer free in flight Wi Fi. It'll begin in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six. The Dallas based carrier announced that the
Speaker 2: complimentary service will be offered on about ninety percent of
Speaker 2: its fleet starting in January of twenty twenty six, following
Speaker 2: similar moves by JetBlue, Delta, and United Airlines. American notes
Speaker 2: that it's free Wi Fi service will be sponsored by
Speaker 2: AT and T and available for members of its American
Speaker 2: Airlines Advantage Loyalty.
Speaker 1: It's a no brainer having a phone sponsor. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: just boom fit perfect.
Speaker 2: On the subject of flying in airports and whatnot, the
Speaker 2: last time there was a serious upgrade to the check
Speaker 2: in process was back in the early two thousands with
Speaker 2: the E ticketing system that went into effect. Where do
Speaker 2: they go from here? Sooner rather than later, many airports
Speaker 2: will be able to facilitate essentially a no check in.
Speaker 2: Airlines will be alerted to a passenger's intention to fly
Speaker 2: when they arrive at the airport and their face is scanned.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, you arrive at the airport. Now you've checked in.
Speaker 3: I thought it's gonna be like a doctor when you
Speaker 3: just text them that you're there or click the link,
Speaker 3: you know, like hey, I'm here, Wow, you're facial scan.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So and again, the airports will have to be upgraded
Speaker 2: to have the facial recognition technology and the tie into
Speaker 2: the check in system. It's all going to be apparently
Speaker 2: seamless once this gets fully up and running. The technology
Speaker 2: already exists, obviously, it's just a matter of getting the
Speaker 2: infrastructure in place. So you'll see some airports adopting this
Speaker 2: sooner than others. But just know that is coming, the
Speaker 2: facial recognition check in. There'll be no more of this
Speaker 2: having oh it's twenty four hours before let me go
Speaker 2: first to check in. No, if it'll be you show
Speaker 2: up at the airport, then they know you're there and
Speaker 2: you're flying for sure.
Speaker 3: And there's probably safety issues behind this, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. That's got to help with terrorism stuff.
Speaker 1: You know that.
Speaker 2: I am sure that's good all into the consideration. For sure.
Speaker 2: This good news. In the health field. Valvular heart disease
Speaker 2: or VHD for short, is potentially fatal condition and it's
Speaker 2: very difficult to diagnose with the regular traditional stethoscope, you know,
Speaker 2: you go to the doctor and they put it on
Speaker 2: your chest in your back and ask you to take
Speaker 2: deep breaths in there. They're checking, you know, for a
Speaker 2: multitude of things there, but that one sensor traditional stethoscope
Speaker 2: doesn't always do a good job of knowing whether or
Speaker 2: not your four valves of your heart are opening or
Speaker 2: closing properly. New technology from this multisensor stethoscope is coming
Speaker 2: to market soon and it's going to be right available,
Speaker 2: right down to the consumer level. It'll be about as
Speaker 2: big as a drink coaster that you can hold and
Speaker 2: put on your chest, and it will be able to
Speaker 2: tell you if your heart valves are opening and closing properly,
Speaker 2: proper timing and whatnot. And you'll see this starting to
Speaker 2: be incorporated into you know, when you go and physically
Speaker 2: visit your doctor as well in the upgrades to the
Speaker 2: current stethoscope technology.
Speaker 1: Very cool. It could save a lot of lives.
Speaker 3: We're getting a few different texts saying that they do
Speaker 3: the face recognition at a universal alrighty, exactly Epic Universe
Speaker 3: and then actually universal Islands of Adventure and Epic Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the the technology is there, so it's you're gonna
Speaker 2: see it expanding more and more. And finally, there's this
Speaker 2: to anyone myself included, who gets stuck on the call
Speaker 2: with your parents that goes on and on and on
Speaker 2: and on, in it circles your mom. Listen, stop she
Speaker 2: she knows she goes on and on it on. It's
Speaker 2: she wears it like a badge of honor. Okay, there's
Speaker 2: now an AI that will call your parents for you.
Speaker 2: You give the AI some samples of your voice, it'll
Speaker 2: be able to create enough to carry on a conversation
Speaker 2: with whoever it may be.
Speaker 1: See, if you do this, you are not a good kid.
Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on.
Speaker 2: In my case, when I call my mom or she
Speaker 2: calls me, I call her once a week, she does
Speaker 2: ninety percent of the talking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've heard a lot of times you'll set the
Speaker 3: phone down and walk away.
Speaker 2: So my AI is just gonna have to be huh yep,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, sure, uh huh, and it'll just interject those
Speaker 2: hit the appropriate pause points, which she ultimately has to
Speaker 2: come up for a breath of air.
Speaker 3: Then something's gonna happen where that AI that's out there
Speaker 3: of uh huh, yes, yep, sure, all those.
Speaker 1: Are gonna be generated.
Speaker 3: Pat Into, Hi, your granddaughter has been apprehended and we
Speaker 3: need ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, yep sure.
Speaker 2: The service places AI generated voice calls to parents, engaging
Speaker 2: them in conversations about their day, hobbies and feelings, and
Speaker 2: after each call, the AI provides a summary to the user,
Speaker 2: including a visual indicator of the parent's mood.
Speaker 1: This is so screwed up.
Speaker 3: If anybody, if you do that, you need to check yourself.
Speaker 1: You only have family for a while, dude. Hey technology
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