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now everything's really boring everything just feels so boring boring shmooring boring shmooring
it better be fucking perfect ai is a real stickler for safety when it comes to hardware
yeah it's kind of annoying if you mean like where it'll be like i'm not doing that because
it's some cyber security yeah it is a bitch claude seems less like a bitch though claude
just kind of does whatever claude's the best ai
i'm just making sure there is a latching emergency stop
that works and just warning the shit out of me every time we do even the tiniest hardware
test it's a bitch it's a bitch ass little bitch we got kale we got beans we got vegetables
we got chicken we got squash put some tahini in it that looks actually good yeah it's gonna
be really good i love soup soup with a bunch of shit okay
"You used over 50% of my SuperDrop usage yesterday."
"What do you think about GrokBot? Do you think GrokBot's good? I haven't used GrokBot at all."
"This is funny though. Elon Musk saying just send your credit card to GrokBot."
"Yeah."
"Pretty... pretty YOLO. It's pretty YOLO."
"On podcast. Now I can..."
"It's actually pretty good for normal people."
"Welcome to this very special episode of the Safety Third Podcast."
"I feel like it's probably good in general."
"I've been running this um... oh I just shut it down."
"I've been running this like cloud agent."
"Dude, DeepSeek? DeepSeek fucked up or something?"
"I got an email this morning that was like, 'We fucked up, so everyone who bought credits between October 7th and October 12th gets a full refund of the credits."
"So I got all my credits."
"So I'm glad I started using DeepSeek API."
"Oh."
"Some free DeepSeek."
"That was weird."
"Now I have like $50 or $40 or something."
"Mark Rober."
"Our special guest today is Mr. B."
"Oh, yeah."
"And um..."
"Cameraman John?"
"No, it's gotta be something worse."
"What's like the most offensive uh canceled YouTuber but like in recent memory?"
"Uh..."
"Kobuscus?"
"That's too dated."
"Wait, wait, sorry. I space out. What's your question?"
"He's not canceled."
"No, but he's controversial."
"What's your question?"
"He is controversial."
"Probably not with our audience."
"Um, we're just coming up with fake names to introduce the podcast."
"Mm."
"To make it sound impressive."
"You're Asmongold."
"Oh."
"He did a Nikado avocado thing where he actually cleaned up and he looked really good."
"And that's him right there."
"Whoa."
"Yeah."
"Hmm. Wait, I'm Asmongold."
"Yeah, you're the glow up."
"Dude."
"Oh, damn."
"The most recently, in your opinion, you get canceled for every single reason that
all these people are having issues."
"Yeah, you counted yourself ten times at the same time."
"I had this idea. I feel like this is a good idea and somebody should do it. Is like some
sort of media surrounding canceled people. Whether it's like a podcast that is like hosted by a
canceled person and the guests are canceled people. Or some sort of like game show where it's just
canceled people.
"That's good."
"But you'd have to draw the line somewhere like of like how bad was the cancellation, right?"
"Yeah."
"I guess not. Like if they're not in jail, it's fair game, right? The bar is pretty low if you're doing content and like
completely revolving around canceled people."
"Yeah, I think that's good."
"I don't know if they want to-"
"That's the only way to do it is if you only have canceled people like on."
"Yeah, only canceled people."
"Yeah."
"But the worst part is if you have a bunch of really bad people like there's obviously the
the range of like you get canceled because you say something that's like, you know,
a bit out of left field for your audience and they just kind of reject you. But in another
audience you're acceptable. There are some people who got canceled because they like-
"Like the diddlers?"
"Okay."
"Like people who've just actually done things that they should be a part of no group."
"Well then they're in jail."
"You know what I mean? I'm saying borderline it's the people who
should be in jail, but somehow..."
"No, okay, here, you know."
"No, no, no, no, no, no."
"If they're not in jail it's fair game."
"If the law says that they're not such a danger to public that we have to lock them up."
"Like if the law doesn't say that, then they can participate."
participate in whatever you could be you could be rehabilitating their image like they did
something that no no no it's no one's rehabilitating it yo it's it's listen i'm i'm not here to
rehabilitate do you even mention them being canceled on the show um i mean or is that just
the name of the show canceled and then you just yeah it's a normal game show it's like either a
normal game i think i think uh i think like a podcast where they can talk about being canceled
with a bunch is like it's such i don't even know what it is they don't get a chance to defend
themselves about everything dude wait i don't i actually don't know i think actually no a better
a better uh i was gonna say you go in the canceled person goes in and i don't know what you would
have to do it it's like a judge or somebody you actually have to present your case to uncancel
yourself i want to smoke no risk is that you might get obliterated like people will actually
mount a case against you and you have to fight it it gives you the opportunity in the in the uh
whatever in the court of you know public opinion no that's not a court that's not i i love that you
get a bunch of like youtubers that are the jury oh wait no now it's cooking yeah that's the best
public opinion because like that's the group of people that's gonna like i don't want to say
empathize but they're gonna like they're gonna understand how like one side like they understand
how nasty the court of public opinion is um because there's like a lot of situations where
it's like the court of public opinion was absolutely not fair yeah at all yeah or or they were like
incredibly biased right uh and there's somewhere the court of public opinion is completely in there
like the court of public opinion is not here for justice they're here for entertainment
like if there's anything i've learned like and so like whatever is the most entertaining outcome is
usually what the court of public opinion will be fighting for yeah and so i think having creators as
a judge maybe it has to be anonymous too like the creators can be there but like the votes have to be
maybe anonymous okay yeah people in the comments uh start a list of canceled youtubers we should have on
this wait will you do it all live it's a full court case and then the people can the viewers vote oh
and then if you lose then you're still canceled and also probably more evidence came out against you
so your life is significantly worse yeah i think that would be a good twitch channel you would have to
pay you'd have to pay not a lot of money or a ton of money to get these people on i don't actually
know which one it might be somewhere depending on where they are in their cancellation or how bad it was
the thing is you you just need a few success cases like someone was canceled for you know something
they go on and they completely present the case that it was a it was a misrepresentation
it's all a misunderstanding and they're everyone forgives them you just need a few good cases like that
to lure people in yeah you like slowly work your way down to like to bust this i i feel like it's the
it's such an exploitative medium but it's i feel like there are examples of this it's so
exploitative but the people you're exploiting no one likes so it's like it becomes okay like people
watch it go this is not okay but it's happening to someone i don't like so it's okay here's the
other thing um it doesn't really matter like you ever eat like the paul brothers right like the paul
brothers are they're like certified geniuses um and i think that they like don't mean to be bad people
like i think they just sort of like are like maybe bad people um and like are they canceled like i don't
know but they like keep doing things that give them this negative publicity yeah and they thrive
they thrive from it and so it's really like not even an opportunity to redeem yourself it's just
straight up more publicity and and that pretty much always uh converts into some form of you know
revenue which is sort of like what who's actually a fan of them though like i've never met anybody who
likes them looks up to them i mean now no back in the day maybe but yeah but for the past five years
no no no and like the engagement is like basically like zilch like yeah but he had a podcast at one
point that did really good uh yeah i can't logan maybe was it no maverick it was the yeah impulsive
no um and but like the podcast had definitely like gone down since uh covid but also like they're
still doing it i don't think it's the same thing but i think they're still doing some form of a podcast
um and so like they're like he's doing like wrestling stuff too and they were just at the
fucking like pentagon or something dude did you see the picture he's like it's like this turbo white
trash like mullet it's like straight up looks fake or out of a movie his hair is just like
he looks like he just got off a weekend bender or something fucking awesome like it almost it
looks like you know people uh like it looked like he was lost at sea for about a month yeah like a
survivor yeah um you ever see like the fake pictures of people like in a private jet like
the influencers in a private jet for their instagram but it's like a it's like a set yeah
but they present it as if it's real it's like almost what the picture looks like it looks like
a set for like a pentagon like a photo op for yeah exactly yeah but it's real um no i think yeah
like like i think that there is definitely something uh for people doing this just to like
get any kind of bump in their you know online career to make more money i i wouldn't be surprised
if a large majority of these uh canceled creators are like totally willing to do something like this
for just like the exposure yeah i think a lot of them don't even hear also you know because they
just they power through it and it's like you know sure it gets people talking about them but really
they didn't actually do anything like wrong right like or maybe like as nefarious as it was exactly
yeah yeah i feel like in 50 of the cases of like a public execution there's always kind of some head
scratching of like is this like you know everyone's so against like yeah death penalty and they're so
against you know and then all of a sudden you know this like wow like people get canceled for
an opinion about something you know for some see this is the type of shit that makes these ai's a
that you were just talking about i think i told i told claude that it should be scraping sites but
then it put this shit dot rent is wrong it says and it's supposed to be a rent aggregation website that
combines sites into and you need to reanalyze the whole roadmap and make sure it's actually what i asked
bitch i wonder how much advertising when all this shit's like more done i do want to i'll pay like
i'll probably pay i'll put like a thousand dollars into ads maybe not a thousand yeah i don't know i
i want i want it to be successful i don't really know how that's going to work out or how that ad
campaign obviously i'll just ask the ai this is so much i haven't even like looked at any of this
it's like kind of confusing to me because there's so much shit button doesn't work
oh yeah you know what's up and on five zero nine eight five seven five seven thing that that they
say right people just don't agree with you know it's not even something they did it's entertainment
yeah it's just entertainment you see the cycles of like uh like the cancellation starts people start
making content about it the person comes back and makes their own content about it and then just
like starts this like vision yeah of just like death spiral i don't i don't have i don't know i
actually have no idea how people uh deal with that stuff who's the the ukulele lady what's her name
i forget but i know what you mean miranda miranda's thing i think hers was kind of question i don't
remember exactly i think i don't even remember i think that one was one of the the ones who just
like i'm not gonna there's something i don't actually don't even remember what it was i feel
like it was something about underwear though i don't remember i'm not oh she gave you sent like
underwear to a fan something it was something weird like that and i like i don't know did they ask
for it i don't know i mean maybe i like i literally i i think it's one of those things i think it was
like she sent it and then one of her things was oh it was like a inside joke with my audience but
everyone's like yeah but you still sent your you still sent it to a child oh there's kind of like
it's like very hard it was something like that like very hard to justify yeah but then also i don't
think she even she didn't defend it she just made a ukulele song right saying i'm not sorry yeah you
have to be so careful during the unboxings like sometimes people ask for letters back and stuff and
you know like i remember one time somebody just sent us a bunch of like playboy trading cards
yeah yeah yeah and there was a bunch of people that wanted letters back
and you're like oh everybody gets a playboy trading card and then else he's like oh no look
at this kid's handwriting he's definitely not 18 yet yeah i mean dude every kid needs to find a
like a stack of magazines yeah yeah in a family member like this family which was so big you
couldn't see anything anyway which one senior or junior uh that was a senior which president
no not the desert storm trading cards oh okay uh yeah i think i think a podcast i think uh some
sort of game game shows kind of expensive yeah i kind of i like the idea of a trap door that if
they're canceled everybody pushes a button and they just like oh that's good yeah like canceled again
yeah maybe they fall into like a pit what's in the pit um spooky lighting some foam blocks shame
an aura of shame a waiver and a couple thousand dollars only if they sign the waiver yeah um man
i um i've been oh god i forgot i was gonna say um you were just talking about the game show like you
know yeah i podcast game show like what else we could do i've just been like glued i've been glued to my
computer and um i uh how often do you clean your computer i've never problem i've never uh like
once every three years
what's the symptoms that cost you to clean your computer
yeah do you dream about time i guess i do a lot
okay okay yeah elaborate what did it do no i don't have gray cock
do you remember i used to tell you all the time like my computer just keeps randomly turning off
and i can't figure out what it is okay i was getting like blue screen errors i was getting glitches
you know sometimes it wouldn't boot it would get caught in a loop um sometimes the screen would go black
but the computer would stay on so i opened the case and it was like covered in dust but the whole
thing yeah like so i'm like oh maybe it's just really dusty uh so i cleaned it that didn't fix the
problem okay and then i noticed like the graphics card had corrosion on the pins oh yeah and it's
because the water cooling loop dripped like one or two drops or something okay on the graphics card
because i've been having this i've been having the same problem where it just shuts off is that the
same thing as you nigel uh no i i would i haven't had a problem in a while no lucky dog um
and your ssd well it only happened when the gpu i've been doing some like gpu stuff and it only
happened when the gpu was like running at full tilt for a bit and so i like took it apart and it's
like it's pretty clean on the inside my cat lays on top of the box so it's like there's it's
fucking disgusting actually there's like there's like a filter on top of the fans and it's like
filled with like cat oh yeah but nothing made it inside nothing goes in the inside is like really
fine dust um i just took it apart and cleaned it and i like i unplugged all the power cables
plugged them and then plugged them back in and i'm hoping that that fixes it but like man it really
makes me i don't know i was also having a problem at the same time separate problem so i thought
this was the the cause my ssd like wasn't uh like like plugged into the motherboard correctly or
something i just remember looking at it with the thermal camera and it was like 195 degrees and i
wasn't really doing anything dude and i think it was like the power connection on it or like who knows
the data lines something wasn't set correctly i have you looked into like computer parts i mean i know
i know that everybody knows it's expensive like have you actually looked into computer parts like what
your current computer is worth right now uh no okay because i bought my computer i built it like six
or seven god maybe even eight years ago and it's worth more money now no way yes then i paid for it
dude yeah it just it was last year it seems like you know and some sometimes i get lucky doing things
um i decided to re to upgrade all the computers around the office and part of it i was like you know
what i'm gonna go all in on ram and so i built i think four computers or five computers or i think
it was four like thread rippers or what no i decided not to but they're like 30 uh they were the 9950x so
like 16 core amd i also bought uh 5080s for every single one nice and then i also got 128 gigs of ram
and for each one dude i think it was two months after or it was one month after i bought 128 gigs
of ram it was triple the price yeah it was right when they announced they're like oh no the massive ram
i'm sure they'll say i for people anymore it's all data center crap so then i literally was like if i wanted
wanted to i can sell half my ram and it will fully subsidize all the ram that i have and i would just
only i would only have 64 gigs after that and then even now the 5080 i looked up the price the other
day canadian they were already inflated at the time they were 1400 on amazon and now i checked
yesterday they're 2400 so they got up a thousand dollars i could literally sell all the ram the
graphics cards like you're saying all for a profit yeah wait what did i i just bought a 5090
like four months ago i can't remember what i paid kevin best buy and it was like you know one that
came with rgb lights i think it was maybe like 500 400 above msrp
5080s are like probably under 2000 or 58 or 5090 58 oh coward the 5080 was a find a 5090 that makes
5080 was like a thousand us for a while maybe i do have a 5090 i don't remember man i looked up a 5090
recently and on amazon right now in canadian they were eight thousand dollars and when i was looking
at it when i was buying them they were three thousand dollars dude i'm the computer that i
i think it was ak i was like that's obscene i have a 24 core thread ripper uh that i bought mostly for
like video editing and i'm like the stuff that i'm doing with it right now i'm like i need i want i
want more i'm like 5080 i'm like how much more money would it cost to like get the for the same
socket the like the 36 or 48 core it's just like straight up more money than i like spent on the
entire computer when i got it like i think i paid like a thousand dollars for that chip and it's like
it's it's somewhere between a thousand and two thousand at this point for the same exact one
um it's insane it's like it's actually in that shit insane like i don't i don't think at any point
in my life have like has a computer been like more of a resource than it is now like even old computers
man but yes i was about to say i stepped on my macbook i have an m1 macbook pro yeah and i was so
sad because it was like i think i talked about this like yeah several months ago i stepped on it so it
has no screen now but i was literally thinking i can yes probably sell i like to drink exactly for an
obscene amount of money because people would just don't oh it's i just need the computing power and i can
just whereas back like before all this if you were to sell it people would be like uh yeah right what's
the price to fix the screen uh how much could yesterday the fbi announced the arrest of the
leader of open ai's agents platform after he bugged the executive conference room at their hq a story i
feel uniquely qualified to cover having spent over 300 hours hiding inside a cardboard box in metal gear
solid and it turns out that that may be more spycraft training than the suspect had because despite going
to berkeley mit and previously working at meta the guy who got arrested seems like an absolute moron
the bug he planted was only in place for about 48 hours before open ai found it
can i show my wife's vagina on this side
uh i guess i need to make like a separate site for porn
agents for a living is how i really feel
if anyone he was actually but i also don't want to give a shit
it was october 14th 2026 and you're watching the code report the man of the hour is abdul raman
alfozan a 35 year old saudi national and u.s permanent resident who joined open ai in july of 2025
as an engineering lead on the product team just a few weeks ago he was being celebrated as the only
saudi employee at open ai where he said one year at the company felt like five years and
nobody wants to see goat vagina
this guy is so stupid
like based on the crimes he's being charged with according to prosecutors
i'm pretty dumb but this guy's dumb
it is very hairy and you can't see the lips
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capacities room calendars and specifically where leadership and executive meetings happen
and when outside partners are expected to come in
then between september 24th and september 30th he used his wife's chat gpt account to figure out how to
to jerry-rig a Wi-Fi-enabled audio recording device with an encrypted SD card. The model,
which I assume was GPT-4-0, because there's no way his wife was getting any emotional affection
from this idiot, walked him through how to make it, and based on the photos and the complaint,
what he ended up with was a $23 Seed Studio microcontroller with a 50-cent antenna. And
unfortunately for Abdulrahman, the device looks like the exact thing you would use to spy on
someone. Then on September 28th, he allegedly committed the perfect crime when he took the
$23 spy device, wrapped it in single-ply OpenAI toilet paper, and plugged it into the USB port on
the back of the TV in the executive conference room. Now, if you don't have the study historical
spy tech for fun form of autism, the gold standard here is a device called The Thing, which Russian
Leon Theremin built for the Soviets in 1945 that had no battery and no active components and only
came alive when the Soviets pointed a radio beam at it from a van across the street, which made it
almost impossible to detect. They hid it inside a carved wooden seal that Soviet schoolchildren gifted
to the U.S. ambassador in Moscow as a token of friendship, and it hung on the wall inside of his
office, listening to four different ambassadors for seven years before anyone found it. Abdulrahman's
toilet paper bug lasted two days when OpenAI's technical surveillance countermeasures
From there, OpenAI says they used their models to understand the device and where
it came from, which sounds impressive until you remember the board has a MAC address, and two
days earlier, Abdulrahman's wife's account had pasted the exact same one into ChatGPT. If that
wasn't enough evidence, they also found security footage showing Abdulrahman hanging out near the
executive room on six separate days. And just to be sure, they quietly installed a camera behind the
executive room TV and waited for him to return. And on October 5th, he was back. Four days later, he was
fired and arrested on the same afternoon and charged with one count of federal wiretapping and one count of being the
dumbest person who ever attended that was for the charges wiretapping. Yeah, like that's weird.
He secretly recorded people and not espionage, which would require proving he did it for a foreign
government. But his bio does have him as an investor at RAED Ventures, a VC firm in Riyadh, where he
sits on the team page right next to his highness, Prince Khalid bin Bader al-Saud. An investigative
journalist, Scott Steadman, pointed out that the prince's father is a senior Saudi intelligence
official. Either way, it's another rough for a company that within the last few weeks has scrapped
its newest model for being too receptive and fired three safety researchers for mishandling sensitive
information. This has been the Code Report, thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
There we go. See, I thought maybe my claw was just dumb, but never mind, it's just doing what I said now.
I thought it would be interesting to compare an old fluorescent fitting that I found knocking around
versus one of the modern slimline electronic ones. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to weigh these
two because this one's going to have a huge Maticus Show Wives push.
A hacking project that used to take me one or two days, maybe a week, I literally just did in 15
minutes with AI. This is starting to terrify me a little bit, and I want to kind of explain my thought
process here. Now, to set the stage, what I'm doing here is trying to hack into my monitor, okay? I know
you're thinking, wait, a monitor can be hacked. Yes, there's a whole world of hacks that can happen
inside of peripheral devices, right? Your monitor is just one of them, right? Inside of your monitor
is a blob of firmware that runs to process HDMI commands, to process the video, to process the
wireless, a variety of things. Me being a low level, it's the name of the channel, by the way,
vulnerability researcher, I wanted to see if I could find a vulnerability in the monitor I have in my
office upstairs, my Dell S3422 34-inch monitor. I'm a 34-inch enjoyer. Maybe we cut that out of the video.
Now, I know you've probably heard the news, right? AI is getting super good at hacking,
oh my god, it's hacking the planet, and I-I personally- DUDE IT'S HACKING THE PLANET!
Shut up. Shut up. Shut up, okay.
A function that we founded.
I'm bored.
Maticus, you are such a lucky man.
AI will no longer be known as AI.
Henceforth AI will be known as these.
Sorry, it's not called AI.
Everyone, it should be illegal to use the word AI.
You should go to federal prison for saying it.
It's a big dude, don't say that, honestly.
The biggest dude, don't say that ever.
Let's rename it Mohammed.
Folks, Matan is here.
We don't know his last name.
Maybe we'll find it out today.
Evan.
Wait.
Your first name's your last name?
No, Matan Evan.
Yeah, but Evan's a first name, my guy.
No, E-V-E-N, not E-V-A-N.
Yeah, you're what I call ass backwards.
Right out of the gate.
Your name's wrong.
Right.
It's Evan Matan.
Matan's your last name.
Did you not know that?
I didn't.
Dude, how old are you?
All this time.
I'm 19 now.
Yeah.
For 19 years, you didn't know your name was backwards.
I had never thought about that.
Did you ever hear of a guy named George Michael?
George Michaels?
The singer.
No.
His real name's Michael George.
I think you and him might be dyslexic.
But those are just two first names, Michael and George.
Right.
But you've been saying your name backwards.
But he didn't have that same issue, so that wouldn't be a great example.
But he did a lot of things backwards, if you know what I mean.
Was he gay?
I didn't say that.
I just said he did stuff backwards.
I mean, that wouldn't, well, I don't know.
I don't know who you're talking about, so I don't really get the reference.
George Michael, has a girl ever given you a careless whisper?
Your friend's either a chipmunk or a muskrat, because that's how they sound.
Do it again, guy?
No, I brought him in.
He's going to do a bid halfway through the-
Trouble in a relationship is no excuse for littering.
What?
Robocop Rogue City has been the most pleasant gaming surprise I've had this year.
It is simple, unassuming, faithful to the movies to a fault, and it turns out is exactly what I've needed.
This game is not a 100 hour long grinding commitment.
This is one where you can jump on in, solve some crimes, blast a ridiculous number of goons in the face,
and then you can move on with your life after a dozen or so hours,
having made some very enjoyable memories from this game.
Just like the old days.
And it's a potent mixture of different eras.
Do you need assistance?
Its world is set in the 80s, with the gameplay from the early 2000s,
but with graphics very much grounded in the modern 2020s.
The best of all worlds.
I never really got Robocop until now.
He's clumsy, awkward, has clear-cut morality,
and everybody's constantly looking to replace him with something better.
It doesn't bode well for a video game hero.
Yet I came out of this one with renewed admiration for the character.
He's coming!
You need to talk some manners.
He treads a very fine line.
We never quite know how much humanity he possesses,
and it doesn't really matter that much.
But because of that, there must be a real temptation to build on this character.
To show sides of him we've never seen before,
and doing this in the wrong way can risk spoiling the character.
The game's many flashbacks and psychiatrist sessions do tease at this,
yet I never found that.
crossed that line robocop remained robocop throughout the choices presented more like our
interpretation of robocop from having i'm bored i don't know what to do i make an ai bot that
gambles or something build robot the robot's built it's completely no look i should not even
wow i don't even know where it is i think it's in here but put the software on it actually i don't
even think i have a i don't even have the micro sd set up i need to do that he's all built beautiful
i need to throw like the micro sti it's a wig it means what w-i-g wig no it needs a hat that's cooler
than wig no hat's cooler than wigs trump why does coffee make me want to hurt minorities because
you probably want to hurt minorities anyway usually though i can kind of just be like all right it's a
bad idea but when i drink coffee i'm like i'm gonna get him i'm gonna get him when i see one outside i'm
gonna get him with a grenade why does coffee make me want to hurt minorities because you're an
interesting guy or is that a guy i don't really know i mostly stayed in cheap hotels just off the
motorway on my road trip but three times because there was nowhere else nearby i stayed in places
that i would describe as fancy and at breakfast every one of them served tiptree jam i took photos
because i knew where i was going later in the trip when i reached the southeast and the county of essex
this is not an advert by the way my producers reached out to tiptree or officially wilkin and
sons limited and they jumped at the chance to show off their strawberries their robots and what they
called their fourth generation growing system also their royal warrant because they are the jam and
preserve supplier to the king we're not even going to look inside the jam factory itself this is a story
about mechanization and infrastructure and why it's really difficult for a robot to pick strawberries
hi future tom here the visit tiptree was filmed last year on my big road trip and obviously ai has moved
at an incredible pace since then but as far as i can tell even now no company has developed a machine
that can pick strawberries faster and cheaper than humans there are a lot of tech demos from years ago
some machines that work under test conditions and marketing blurb and puff pieces that mention trials
No line has that.
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