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06:05 this idea of my children, this idea of a two 14:14 one of the most stressful parts of parenting, and honestly, 15:23 it's part of our role, in part of our job,

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54:00 of my business.

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21:21 both of them. 27:18 all kinds of people, all kinds of relationships, all kinds 48:20 Yeah, you know a lot of a lot of black

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02:57 of gener? 02:56 Yeah. There's a bunch of 38:09 Okay. Kind of works out fine. But

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1:22:15 Ja, ich auch. Speaking of. Was kommt denn noch? 1:25:39 Also einmal bei Apple natürlich ein Stück Serie von Masters of the Air, 38:21 Und da haben wir dann erstmal ein Making-of gedreht für ihr und Tichy.

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41:48 Sure. Just because of the user base. 14:26 And especially people with a lot of different types of, external meetings. So for regular, you know, work use cases, if you don't have a lot of meetings, then a regular counter, like a Google Calendar, Outlook Counter is fine. Yeah. Of course. But if you do end up having a lot of meetings, a lot of people find that they start needing something like a Calendly or, you know, one one of those booking link apps. 24:59 And a lot of times, it's conflicting between the groups.

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21:22 lot of sense. So and you can correct me if I'm wrong here, is you guys have been using kind of AI and machine learning for years well before the chat GPTs of the world kind of popped up and became, you know, trendy, I guess, for lack of a better term for 18:36 You know, Apple calls it machine learning because AI is scary to a lot of people. It's arguably the same thing or, like so where where are we at and kind of what is the state of kind of Fintech and banking leveraging some of this technology, and then how are you helping with that? Yeah. 40:05 How do I invest in the business? Because you're just gonna get a lot more out of this out of those folks.

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09:47 And he and he was interested in why why Charles would remark on on my project. He kind of looked me up. We we had a bit of a YouTube interview, And then at the end of it, we just got chatting and said, you know, I've been I've been planning this kind of game, and it just that's that's kind of that's that's the start of of cornucopia, really. 05:11 It it it was it was honestly, it was surrounded by so many contractors because nobody actually lived in kind of Swindon. People moved in. So so so I got a first taste of, you know, what contractors con contractors did. I suppose, you know, they'd earn loads of money, but they didn't do any work, which was I like the idea of earning lots of money, but I didn't like the idea of of not of not not doing any work. But Yeah. 08:01 Yeah. So so so yeah. So 2017 came around. Blockchain was was all brand new. We were coming towards, I suppose, the the the top of of of that that bull cycle.

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23:08 The whole speculative tool of market aspect of it is kind of, you know, really tainted it for many people out there. Like, I would even argue that the datagrams that we have inside of XBEL where you have a, you know, data with a hash and that's stored is in a weird sort of way an NFT. It's a non fungible piece of data. It's not very 38:40 Right? Which back then, $1,000,000 was a lot of money too. But nowadays, there's there's plenty of doctors that, you know, they probably make the same amount of money as software engineers. Yeah. 11:11 So the the idea of X Y O is is a protocol, like many of these things. And so there's certain rules of how it works. And the the primary concept in X. Y. O.

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46:03 a good rest of your day. Cool. Thank you 05:31 And I sort of wanted to be free of that. I wanted to sort of properly innovate and do it at a faster clip. So that was, know, there was a sense that of unfinished business or I was frustrated from doing something I wanted to do. So that was definitely one of the things. And and sorry, I should just explain. 21:37 Sure. So is that leveraging kind of machine learning and AI to do some of that, or what's the strategy to implement that?

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12:29 ist stark dahinter, das Department of Justice, das Justizministerium ist dahinter. 11:26 die sind da jetzt interessiert und haben das Center of Excellence für Ethical AI und so.

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24:52 Sagen wir mal, wir nennen das einfach Big Ball of Mud.

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00:18 through the parts of life that can be difficult to 00:26 discussions of different perspectives and life experiences, or going on 00:07 out kind of cry. I'm Rade Devlukiah and on my podcast,

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51:56 : Und wir sagen, nein, stop in the name of Stoff.