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0k. of the world's top tech products are showcased, of a star trek—like fully immersive holodeck, includingamesent, a box its makers say uses ai the perfect people along. teacher, shoubna. what are you smelling? what's it smell like? definitely good. driving, you can smell it, not as a distraction. definitely smell it. yes. there's some smells, like it's... it'sjust smells like it's... my students are watching me, so that's embarrassing. - yes, yeah. what are you getting? um, yeah... it's quite immersive in that sense, like, i i think i would actually. of embedded into this. of games, not just driving simulations, as well. - of research where these are being put to the test. trying to just create authentic virtual simulation. if you've got you've got the ability to simulate then you can use that as a way of determining and if we can do that, then we can actually see because if you've got alzheimer's, it affects your who knows — smelly tech could well be on the way. hello. for most of the country, this afternoon is going to continue to be grey and cold with mist and hill fog patches look thr

of the world's top tech products are showcased, playstation maker sony unveiled its concept of a star trek gamesent, a box its makers say uses ai to match smells to games like sea of thieves and this device was made to test out a theory, too. time to put this all to the test and we've brought the perfect people along. e—sports students james and juris and their teacher, shoubna. it's kind of got, like, a tinge of a vapour. like, if you if you're smelling smoke, it's kind definitely good. driving, you can smell it, not as a distraction. so it's like you're still focused in. it's there, you're just not bothered too much, but you can definitely smell it. have you had any smells yet? yes. there's some smells, like it's... i can't tell you what that smell is. it'sjust smells like it's... it's kind of like flowers things. my students are watching me, so that's embarrassing. - all right. are you getting these smells? um, yeah... it's like a, i suppose, like a car exhaust. i it's quite immersive in that sense, like, i would you use it again? i think i would actually. yeah, it's a really cool piece

of the world's top tech products are showcased, playstation maker sony unveiled its concept of a star trekall the smells of the last of us. and this is the gamesent, a box its makers say uses ai to match smells to games like sea of thieves and call of duty. and this device was made to test out a theory, too. does smelling a game make it more immersive? time to put this all to the test and we've brought the perfect people along. e—sports students james and juris and their teacher, shoubna. what are you smelling? what's it smell like? it's... it's kind of got, like, a tinge of a vapour. would you use it again? yeah, it's a really cool piece l of technology that's been kind of embedded into this. it's really immersive, - i think it would work for a lot of games, not just driving simulations, as well. - and it's notjust gaming that these are being used in either, there's a whole bunch of other areas of research where these are being put to the test. trying to just create authentic virtual simulation. and one of the works we're also showing here today is that if you've got you've got the abilit

i felt while i was watching that i was watching a "star trek" convention.s crazy cartoon floating around in their head that we live in an oppressive society and that they are the rescuers of this intersectional matrix of oppressed peoples who are on stolen land and whose highest calling is the exultation of in palestine. it is insane and it has birthed nothing more than identity politics on the left which is produced things like dei which are race preferences. you know, it is extraordinary, the people who are doing this on behalf of do not support it. you can go back to the 1970s and 1980s and you can pull the black and brown communities. they have been opposed to gender preferences and race preferences, identity preferences, for 50 years. but this is very useful because it advances the interests of the elites on the left. this sort of virtue signaling enhances the social credit score of folks on the left but it is deeply out of touch. what we saw over the weekend this is more evidence that the democrats have nothing. they are not going to change. >> greg:

so, did you ever see that movie in star trek where scottie says to the computer, hello computer?et's see if it works. i have things to talk about here. there is a flood watch in place until sunday night at 10:00. but, this is a flood watch that has been issued almost with certainty to be replaced immediately when it expires on sunday night with another one. because next week, the bigger rain is getting here, particularly on tuesday, when we look at how much rain we have gotten since we started this, and this started yesterday, just before sunrise, so we are just about two days into this. we have already gotten an inch of rain in santa rosa. not bad. because we had our dry january, the ground now can absorb all of this pretty easily. minor roadway flooding but that is not coming back this weekend. until we get to early nec week. we haven't gotten a whole lot right here. when we get to the tuesday storm, localized road way, ponding of water. minor issues could become a concern anywhere on this map in green. let's look at what we have now in terms of what the radar looks like. this

this this was saying that the 21st century was going to be this almost like star trek, like peacefulfrontier with where there were like like the technology was very it was blobby, right? it wasn't hard like compare think of like cybertruck that has like hard edges and small and it looks like military. and then think of say the bug that looks the new beetle which came out in the late that came back as a new version the late nineties that looks blobby and fun and open and i think what that was kind of saying was that the 21st century, you know there is going to be openness between. there was going to be peace and smoothness. we weren't going to have these you know, scary militaristic stuff that happened in the in the 20th century. and then also the other thing i think that's interesting is that a lot the especially electronics were like think of imac g3 and then this took off and became very popular. you have like floppy disks that were colored and transparent. playstation controllers, gameboys, etc., etc. and what this you could actually see the inside of the the wires and stuff. and

kind of thing, you know, from a personal standpoint that you thought about in science fiction, in star trekee this time where the tools could be as good as humans for human-level tasks. and that's just not things like chat bots, but reasoning, thinking, inventing. and and we're seeing it all now, which is amazing. and stargate, what's so exciting about it is that it's a huge capital investment that'll accelerate the deployment. i didn't think we'd see it in my lifetime, but the fact that a we are and participating in it and the benefits that, liz, we're going to see across so many industries, primarily, i think, health care is what i'm so excited about is just profound. it's a great time to be in this industry. liz: is the number 500 billion real with stargate? i ask that because elon miss pooh-poohed it on x he came out and said i know for a fact these players do not have the money for i. do they? if from where you stand? >> yeah, it's very real, and already going to be deployments happening very, very quickly in terms of these data centers being built. so it's very real. i don't think you

not the final frontier where star trek stole the line and recon reconfigured, but the new frontier.eally great stuff. >> thanks so much. charles: see you soon. ♪ ♪ charles: all right. you recognize that music, don't you? while investors are making a ton the of money investing in man going into space, my next guest has a way of investing in aliens coming to earth. i want to bring in tuttle capital management, their ceo and cio matthew tuttle. matthew, recently the pentagon, last year they had this, you know, they released this paper talking about u.s. reverse engineering alien spacecraft, and they sort of town doplayed it. -- downplayed it. but you've got a new fund that says, no, they've done that, and they're using a.i. to figure out how we've done it. >> exactly. i'm an etf issuer, but i'm an investor first and foremost. we develop etfs i want to invest in , and transformational technology created best opportunities. a.i. now, the internet. if we are in possession of this technology, it will make the internet bubble, it'll make a.i. child's play. it'll be the investment opportunit

if we really had the star trek computer, i don't think we have to teach people about its hallucinations it wouldn't make them that wouldn't be valuable. but as long as we're in this interreg them where we have really kind of half baked a.i. that's widely distributed, people need to understand its limits. this person asks, as a college student generally of a.i. is something i see almost everybody use. how do you recommend college students use generative ai in a safer way? i mean, i think the last question addresses that some people guess. the second piece of it is if you become dependent on it, you're not actually going to understand how you got the answers. you're not really to learn anything. so, i mean, i would use it sparingly if i were knowledge students. like if your point is to actually get educated and you use it, i'm not how much education you're going to get. i've been, as i mentioned earlier, i've been experimented sometimes i'll i'll run a dual search for some specific that try to pick really specific prompts and i'll try it in chat jeopardy and then i'll it with maybe google

how did you feel about worf in star trek next generation?ink he should have worn the sash on? yeah. ridiculous. ridiculous. no one else had a that. >> well, any of the bajorans did get to wear the ear thing, but. >> yeah, but then they weren't part of the federation initially, so maybe that was part of the deal. >> by the time. >> by the time. >> deep space nine comes around, imagine we've managed to keep a lot of you guys us. bye. see you next time. yeah. the bloated state is harming the economy. this is from andrew bailey. he's basically giving reasons why this stagnation or part of the reason is and we've just we've hired too many people in the private in the public sector. and they're not giving value for money. surprise. yeah. i mean. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> exactly . >> exactly. >> exactly. >> what a surprise. >> what a surprise. >> so we're spending more than ever on the public sector. what i'm interested in is they talk about not having a measurable. there's not an increased output. >> what would that look like. how how are they measuri