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But it keeps coming up. It keeps coming up where

I... I know I've asked you a couple times, I'm

like, this is bullshit, right?

But like, there's so... I'm not working on one.

You're not working on... nothing. I'm not working

on a... on a phone. Okay. Um... Have you ever

considered it?

Is it ever popped in your head?

'Cause you might be the only person that could

get people off of the Apple platform. Yeah.

Well, I can tell you where I think things are

gonna go, uh, which is that it's... we're not

gonna have a phone in the traditional sense.

The... what we call a phone will really be...

um, an edge node for AI inference, for AI video

inference, um, with uh... you know, with some

radios to... to obviously connect uh to... but...

but essentially you'll have um... uh, AI on

the server side communicating to an AI on your...

your device, um, you know, formerly known as

a phone, and generating real-time video of anything

that you could possibly want. Um, and I think

that... that there won't be operating systems,

there won't be apps. In the future, there won't

be operating systems or apps. It'll just be...

you've got a device that is there for the screen

and audio and for... uh, and... and... and to

uh, put as much AI on the... on the device as

possible so as to minimize the amount of bandwidth

that's needed between your edge node device,

formerly known as a phone, and the servers.

So if there's no apps, what will people use?

Like, will X still exist?

Will... will there be email platforms?

Or will you get everything through AI?

You'll get everything through AI. Everything

through AI. What will be the benefit of that?

As opposed to having individual apps?

Whatever you can think of, or really whatever

the AI can anticipate you might want, it'll

show you. That's... that's... that's my prediction

for where things end up. And what kind of a

timeframe are we talking about here?

I don't know, it's prob... well... It's probably

five or six years, something like that.