In this podcast episode, the speakers discuss various topics related to electric vehicles, artificial intelligence, and education. They start by talking about the challenges of using electric vehicles, such as setting up charging stations and the cost of charging. They also compare hybrid and electric cars and discuss the government’s subsidization of electric vehicles. In addition, they talk about the design and features of specific electric vehicles, including the Polestar, which has unique challenges with fueling up.



The conversation then shifts to artificial intelligence, with the speakers discussing its capabilities and limitations. They specifically talk about ChatGPT, and how it can learn and imitate a person’s writing style. They also discuss the potential uses of ChatGPT in content creation, such as writing articles for websites and blogs.



Finally, the speakers discuss the potential impact of AI on education. They debate the use of AI as a tool and the possibility of it replacing traditional teaching methods in rural areas. They also mention the potential benefits of AI in education, such as the ability to learn another language through virtual reality and using YouTube for learning. Overall, the conversation covers a range of topics related to the challenges and potential benefits of electric vehicles, the capabilities and limitations of artificial intelligence, and the potential impact of AI on education.







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Transcript:



And, we’re gonna get into some tech stuff. Okay. But I, I, I want to go from the tech side of the Super Bowl commercials. I, I didn’t talk about Super Bowl commercials once yesterday. Wow. Um, The biggest takeaway and ear ears, it was 7 million for an ad this year. . And the best one, I need to raise my prices.



You do? Oh my goodness. The best one I saw was the dog one where it went through the, and, and I can’t even tell you what the product was. I mean, there’s a lot of that. Yeah. People spend all this money for these you to talk about the dog commercial. Well, but you walk up to somebody on the street and go, okay, hey, what was your favorite Superbowl commercial?



And they’ll go, um, you know, kinda like the, the thing Leno used to do jaywalking. Oh, right. And it’s like, Hey, what was your favorite Super Bowl? Um, uh, the Clyde’s Dales or the Pepsi or the Doritos. It’s like, okay, there were no Clydesdale. Right. I people don’t remember the products. They don’t, they don’t. So I, I think it was a dog food farmer’s dog or something, or something like that for, uh, the dog one.



But that was, that was the best commercial I thought it was. Touching. It was just, it was, I just puppy and this girl as crazy as, as this is, and people don’t throw tomatoes at me. I did not see the game this year. You didn’t miss much. I, I watched the la I act, I will say I watched the last two minutes. Hey, if you saw the holding penalty, you saw the whole game.



All right. I did see the holding penalty. That was it. Which wasn’t that Phantom and it, but karma. It wasn’t a, and I, I, I couldn’t even hear it. I’m, I was, I was walking through a casino and and they had this, the screens on and I’m, I’m watching this and then I’m You’re in Vegas? Yes. During the Super Bowl.



Yes. Which is betting central for the the game. The game. I was in a cafeteria afterwards. Well, a little food court thing and the bets that people were talking about that they made, I’m like, you gotta be kidding me.