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Speaker 1: If there's any doubt as to how popular the Grand
Speaker 1: Theft Auto Game is, it'll be put to.
Speaker 3: Rest with this.
Speaker 1: Grand Theft Auto six has been pushed back the release
Speaker 1: till next year. Despite that new trailer for the game.
Speaker 1: Highly anticipated game released four hundred and seventy five million
Speaker 1: views in its first day. From those interested in what
Speaker 1: the latest Grand Theft Auto is going to have its store.
Speaker 3: That is simply insane. Four hundred and seventy what four
Speaker 3: hundred and.
Speaker 1: Seventy five million views of the sneak peak of the
Speaker 1: new Grand Theft Auto six for seventy five mil in
Speaker 1: its first day.
Speaker 3: It's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you talk about building up anticipation? I think
Speaker 1: May of next year is when, so still a year away.
Speaker 1: We toallked about this a little while back. It's now
Speaker 1: been confirmed Samsung will formally unveil the Galaxy S twenty
Speaker 1: five Edge during a virtual Unpacked event coming up on
Speaker 1: Monday eight in the evening, which will you know, give
Speaker 1: you all the insights and ordering information about their new
Speaker 1: upcoming Slim phone, which there's been so much speculator. Slim
Speaker 1: is the deal now with these phones again. So yeah, that's.
Speaker 3: When it went back to small.
Speaker 2: I lost all just just because we all started with small.
Speaker 2: I found an iPhone the other day, the original iPhone
Speaker 2: pat this big.
Speaker 3: Remember when they went back to small, then it was slim.
Speaker 3: Now it's come on, that's you know, it's all headed.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, it's gonna change again. I don't worry.
Speaker 2: It'll be big phones soon again, let's go back to
Speaker 2: the brick phones.
Speaker 1: Payphones, payphones are back. Yes you have you have your
Speaker 1: own phone. That's so, that's so twenty twenty five. Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: get a quarter uh a powerful coalition of more than
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty CEOs and technology leaders uniting to
Speaker 1: advocate for computer science and AI education to become a
Speaker 1: mandatory part of K through twelve curriculum across the United States.
Speaker 1: The initiative is called Unlock eights. The goal is to
Speaker 1: ensure that every student acquires essential skills needed to thrive
Speaker 1: in a world where artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly
Speaker 1: central role. Taco, I know artificial intelligence scares you. You
Speaker 1: say things about it every week when we do this,
Speaker 1: but it has push has come to shove. And you know,
Speaker 1: if you're just starting your educational career right now and
Speaker 1: you're you're not getting some direction in that type of field,
Speaker 1: I think you're you're shorting yourself on opportunity.
Speaker 2: Oh as much as I don't like it one hundred percent,
Speaker 2: my wife had went to a workshop on it as
Speaker 2: a school teacher.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: And then ironically, ironically, the flip side of that is
Speaker 1: the thought that there may be quite a bit of
Speaker 1: manufacturing jobs starting to present themselves as opportunities in the US.
Speaker 1: Tech training back in demand, and that's another avenue maybe
Speaker 1: for students who aren't so inclined to go into the
Speaker 1: computer sciences. So it looks like there's two very bright
Speaker 1: paths available here for current students. So whether or not
Speaker 1: this becomes mandatory or not, you've got some powerful CEOs
Speaker 1: who are trying to put their weight behind that. There's
Speaker 1: various fast food chains that have started to use speaking
Speaker 1: of AI AI to help with drive throughs. You may
Speaker 1: have encountered this where you place an order and you
Speaker 1: think you're talking to a person, it's really not. And
Speaker 1: then you know, you get up and you evidently eventually
Speaker 1: encounter a real person who gives you your order. But
Speaker 1: they've got some feedback on how the AI being employed
Speaker 1: through fast food drive throughs is it's success rate? Uh not?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 1: Employees have to intervene about twenty two percent of the time.
Speaker 2: Can I know down the road somebody who's back and
Speaker 2: it's gonna say, don't worry, it'll improve as we go
Speaker 2: on and it'll be good. But hey, I told you
Speaker 2: when I had an AI's situation where I cussed at
Speaker 2: the thing and said, give me some f in customer service,
Speaker 2: excuse my friend, and it said, please don't speak to
Speaker 2: me like that. Yeah, whatever, you're not real. I have
Speaker 2: to ask his devil's advocate, though, If an employee has
Speaker 2: to intervene twenty two percent of the time for AI,
Speaker 2: what's the success rate for getting the order right? If
Speaker 2: it's just pure human it's operating the drive through. You
Speaker 2: don't have to answer.
Speaker 3: You can just nod or not nod the rhetorical question.
Speaker 3: You know where I'm going with that. Yeah, I totally.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it be shocked if AI's hit rate was a
Speaker 1: little higher.
Speaker 2: Pat, we got some phone feedback. I get two two
Speaker 2: five two. So are they on board with the payphone?
Speaker 2: When you mentioned the really slim phone, somebody said, I
Speaker 2: still use a flip phone. Nothing wrong without somebody else
Speaker 2: bring back the next tell beep beep, remember that, Yes, somebody,
Speaker 2: I miss payphones when the phone dies. Payphones are good,
Speaker 2: but you can't find one anywhere. Jail still album.
Speaker 1: Google has agreed to fund the development of three new
Speaker 1: nuclear sites. You know this is a subject that doesn't
Speaker 1: get the attention that it probably should. You hear about
Speaker 1: the increasing demand that energy is going to uh have
Speaker 1: for all of this AI and uh, you know computer
Speaker 1: learning stuff that needs to be powered. Where's all the
Speaker 1: power going to come from? And uh, nuclear doesn't get
Speaker 1: brought up a lot. But trust me what I tell you.
Speaker 1: The tech companies they are aware of the benefits of
Speaker 1: nuclear power, which let's be honest here, if you're younger,
Speaker 1: you may not understand this. If you've been around a while,
Speaker 1: you know exactly what I'm about to say. Nuclear power
Speaker 1: has been kind of blackballed, specifically in this country because
Speaker 1: of previous accidents that have happened. That said, the advancements
Speaker 1: in nuclear power and the safety that it can offer
Speaker 1: does not get near the attention that it probably should.
Speaker 1: And I think a lot of people will be surprised
Speaker 1: to know how far nuclear power technology has come. Google
Speaker 1: clearly sees this. They also know the need for the
Speaker 1: power that's going to be needed at some point to
Speaker 1: come from school all this time, come somewhere and guess what,
Speaker 1: they need a lot of this too.
Speaker 2: So I learned about it with that the Bitcoin or whatever,
Speaker 2: where you have to have these all these computer towers
Speaker 2: to power it. Mining, Yes, yeah, mining that was when
Speaker 2: I was going to sell my invention, and I never
Speaker 2: went through.
Speaker 1: What was the invention again?
Speaker 3: Hello? Hello? Oh that okay, that's a different subject.
Speaker 1: Netflix is ready to roll out its first major redesign
Speaker 1: in years, saying the new version is simpler, easier, and
Speaker 1: more intuitive. This will be the streaming company's first big
Speaker 1: redesign since twenty thirteen. Back then Netflix only had thirty
Speaker 1: million subscribers. Now they have three hundred million subscribers. According
Speaker 1: to Netflix official announcement, the redesign for TV screens only
Speaker 1: will roll out around the world starting on May nineteenth,
Speaker 1: with users receiving a welcome message to walk them through
Speaker 1: the updates.
Speaker 3: Translation.
Speaker 1: Your Netflix landing page is going to get an update
Speaker 1: in a full new redesign. Don't be caught off guard
Speaker 1: when you open up, Go what's going on here?
Speaker 3: I can't find my show's mentioned for me.
Speaker 1: A twenty cent wonder drug is being studied as potentially
Speaker 1: a colon cancer fighting supplement, and it looks very promising.
Speaker 1: A cheap, widely describe diabetes drug that many doctors have
Speaker 1: called a wonder drug may hold the promise as a
Speaker 1: preventative in fighting colon cancer That would be the drug
Speaker 1: met Foreman, which is used by a lot of folks
Speaker 1: with type two diabetes. It is a very very inexpensive drug,
Speaker 1: one of many different types of drugs on the market
Speaker 1: to treat diabetes. But they are seeing some research that
Speaker 1: shows folks taking this for diabetes also have much lower
Speaker 1: levels and occurrences of colon cancer. So they're trying to
Speaker 1: see if there's a correlation between that and may have
Speaker 1: some hidden benefits.
Speaker 2: Let's hope so man, because we all know somebody who's
Speaker 2: been affected by colon cancerf.
Speaker 1: And one more streaming note here, Roku has well, they're
Speaker 1: going to purchase Friendly. That is one of the cut
Speaker 1: the cord cable streaming packages.
Speaker 3: This is out there.
Speaker 1: Friendly TV was founded in twenty nineteen, offers about fifty
Speaker 1: top rated l live channels for six to ninety nine
Speaker 1: a month. We had that for a little while in
Speaker 1: our house because it had some channels that my wife wanted.
Speaker 1: But it's a good little package. So they're scooping that up.
Speaker 1: Roku will now be operating Friendly, although they will be
Speaker 1: keeping the current management structure in place as Roku continues
Speaker 1: to expand upon just streaming devices.
Speaker 3: I think that's about all I got hey, Pat, you
Speaker 3: want to hear a stat that's pretty wild? Stat that's wild. Yes,
Speaker 3: somebody texted in so many texts.
Speaker 2: Thank you everybody for getting involved in the tech tech
Speaker 2: news today with your texts. But all those four hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy five million people that watch the YouTube video
Speaker 2: for Grand Theft GTA are going to spend eighty dollars
Speaker 2: for the game and more.
Speaker 3: To do the math on that.
Speaker 2: Think of that four seventy four hundred and sent five millions.
Speaker 2: Let's just round it up one hundred bucks. It's good
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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