wrong. And my skepticism goes like this. If it were possible that in one year we would see robots learning by watching somebody iron a shirt and then the robot can do it, you would already see that. If that were going to be on the open market in less than a year, you'd see the demonstrations today. But we don't. So I have to conclude that they don't know how to do that. Will they be able to do it in a year? I don't know. It feels like maybe not. Maybe not. We'll see.

Also in Futurism, a lot of people are discovering that their electric bills are going up, especially if they live near a data center. So if you live near a data center, you know that the data centers are pulling more electricity than ever for AI stuff. And that will make your supply and demand equation cost you more money. So apparently if you live anywhere near a data center, you're going to get reamed. Data centers are going to be really hit for electricity.

Now, here's my question. Doesn't that mean that you're subsidizing AI? It does, right? So if you live near a data center, then that data center becomes an AI-dri