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Well, OpenAI and Nvidia, the two giants in the AI business, are planning a combined hundred billion dollar AI project that will require the power of at least ten nuclear reactors according to Ars Technica. Ben Edwards writing about that.

So it's this enormous project. Do you wonder if they know for sure that that would pay off? Do you think they know enough, the people who are closest to it, the AI experts, to know that if they put a hundred billion dollars into it, and that's probably not even counting the nuclear power plants, that there's no way that could be anything but a good deal for them? Makes me wonder. We'll see.

Well, retired football quarterback Tom Brady and his business partners are investing in a robotic massage robot. So it's a robot you lay on the table like a regular massage and it massages you and it learns about you and it figures out your body and where it would feel best and everything.

And apparently it already exists and it's already in production, already in the field, and it works. But you're probably saying to yourself, I'm not going to enjoy it if a machine does it. Isn't it the human touch that's the whole point of it?

Well, I'll tell you. Right on the other side of my computer I have a high-end massage chair. It's like really high-end, very expensive. And I got to tell you, every time I use that it just floods me with I don't know what, whatever happiness chemicals you get when you get a massage. It is really effective. You'll want to just sleep it off for an hour after that thing.

So if they made a better one that's like a big arm that massages you, would I like it even more? I don't know. The one I got is pretty darn good. I don't know how it could