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One of the things I enjoy most about recording More or Less every week is learning to use all the new tech creators have at their fingertips. To that end, Dave found a new feature that used AI to compile the show note summaries for this episode. I think they are pretty great.
That's the beauty of AI: making little things easier. As for whether AI will change the big things, well, you'll have to listen to the episode to hear us discuss that, along with crypto, Tesla's cybertruck and Sam's weekend plans.
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