ALLINAI.COM - TECH NEWS - EPISODE 1

Welcome to the first episode of All in AI. It's going to be your tech news brought to you by Charles Cormier and Sunny Ray. We're greatly inspired by TBPM as a show. Shout out to TBPM that got acquired for $200 million. I think it's always fun to cover the news, right? It's a good content play, will get us lots of views. So obviously there's a monetary benefit behind that, will get us great sponsors. Eventually we're going to bring guests on I think the TBPN model is very much reproducible. So this week we're gonna review some news basically, and let's see where that goes. I'm Charles Cormier, by the way. I'm a founder. I founded various companies in the past couple of decades. My first company was a nootropic. I then went on an agency craziness spree, and I hired over 2,000 employees all over the world. For my various agencies. I had call centers, LinkedIn outreach agencies, cold email agencies, Facebook ads agencies, traveled the world while doing that, sort of established myself here in Oaxaca a couple of years ago. Since COVID uh, doubled down on cold email, product-market fit, built an agency off that, which brings me to this day. Met Sunny as a client a couple years ago, decided to start RazRocket together, which is raising as a service. Uh, we do that for startups, and I'm launching my fund this year. So, Sunny, quick intro about yourself.

Can I pass? I feel like people should know us, though. They're on our channel. Why am I going to tell them?

That's the first episode.

Okay, first episode. No, I want to talk about the news. We should dive right into the thick of it and then introduce ourselves.

Who are you to read the news? Like, why should they listen to you?

I am the father of this child right here. Big baby. Uh, I'm Sunny Ray, engineer, entrepreneur, Bitcoin, robotics, Bitcoin, uh, Bitcoin, robotics, and AI. Those are my three areas of interest, focus, passion. I've started India's first Bitcoin exchange. I worked as a head of business development at Kraken. I've been, uh, directors— I still am a director of a public company here in Canada called Humanoid Global. I served as president from Matador last year, a TSX-V listed company, and a myriad of other things. That more recently started working with Charles on some really, really exciting stuff. But yeah, the next level meta crazy, like, blow your mind type of stuff. Uh, GTM Ventures, Raz Rocket, Podpire, really just, uh I don't know, an answer to my prayers. Yeah, like, uh, I've been bashing my head up against the wall trying to figure out sales and business development and marketing, and I feel like Charles has like cracked the code on that. So yeah, we became business partners, what, 6 months, 8 months ago, and now he's showing a screen full of text, which is obviously always my favorite. Dude, share my screen, it's way better than yours. Look at, look at what I'm sharing right now. Look at this, dude. Look, look at my AI versus yours. You have an infinite mirror thing going on right now.. And here, boom, my AI just produces the week in AI top 10 stories brought to you as of 30 seconds ago.

Hey, isn't the first piece of value like people should stand? Like people should have a standing desk?

Like, oh yeah. Oh dude, you're not gonna believe what I have.

Check this. Be like Tony Robbins, right?

Okay, I'm gonna create a mess to try and do this, but today my wife was like, because I was like, yeah, I need to stand more, more than stand. I was telling my wife I need to, um I need bigger legs. Bigger legs? Yeah, dude, I feel like I could put one of these chickens. I— yeah, I am a bit of a, like, toothpick legs kind of guy.

Yeah, like, I, I, I'm the opposite.

I, I used to skip leg days. Yeah, university, it was like, dude, that didn't get the girls, right? You just work out your biceps, your bada bing bada boom. But boy was I wrong.

But yeah, we're gonna do some squats when I bring your ass here in Oaxaca. We're gonna squat.

Oh, I'm already having nightmares about Oaxaca. So, uh, today my wife, uh, my wife brought the treadmill up. So for my standing desk, I tried a couple of calls while like walking and talking. No, it doesn't work so well. I mean, I don't know, I was like, I was like bobbing around and stuff, but I'm experimenting.

Sponsor Oaxaca. The city, uh, they're paying me to bring you here. Um, no, we have a mastermind that's going in Oaxaca in a couple months from now, and we're, uh, seeking founders with exits, serial founders, elite motherfuckers, uh, to join us here either for 5 days, 5K. Um, it basically— we rented my neighbor's house plus my house. It's like 2 compounds together is equal to mansion., and we rented another mansion in Huatulco, uh, which is coastal Oaxaca, and that one is $10K. So you can expect people like these badasses that already signed, mix of VCs and serial founders. All right, let's begin with the tech news. Sunny Ray, yeah boy. I mean, I have 3 for this week. It's like SpaceX, Anthropic, and the new models. What do you have?

Okay. I mean, those three are all— yeah, I'm super pumped about all those. Hey, have you been playing with Fable, Mithos?

Yeah, it doesn't disappoint. That's how I did my research for this show. Doesn't disappoint, but I haven't tested the image model. Did they do something with image?

I don't think so. No, I don't think so. I don't think they did anything, but I saw a video this morning of where I forget the brown guy's name, but one of the brown guys from Anthropic was doing a video on how he just fed his video, Charles, into Fable and just said, get rid of all the ums and the ahs, you know, put a title, blah blah. And he just did it, just like somehow edited it himself and did it. Anyway, it's incredible. I don't know, I haven't played with all the audio. I use ChatGPT for images and stuff like that.

All right, little guy, we have a singer here.

Hey, yeah, he's singing. So I don't know, number 10, the coding wars. Microsoft and Google open fire on the coding model duopoly. What, 11,000?

They done that since forever.

Coding is the first AI market with real revenue, so everyone wants in. Uh, yeah, 11,000 models in Microsoft's finalized Foundry catalog. Whoa, that's crazy. GPT-5.6 leaks. What was that? Yes, that was the 9th biggest news today. I mean, this week. Gemini 3.5 Pro is—

is it the conscious leak, or do you think Altman got his PR game to Dario levels?

To Dario? Yeah, I mean, I wouldn't put it past him. Maybe they're trying to mute some of the hype around Fable. It's just so funny how they all just keep overtaking one another.

Do you think these guys will crack AGI? I think they're not in that— they're not about to crack it. They're in a bubble and they race each other. And I, I, uh, Dario and Altman, um, am I even including Gemini in this? Maybe not. Um, but I feel they're like trying to outplay each other and they're like with horse blinders. And many of us agree that it's not going to be them that's going to crack super intelligence. It's going to be like a a random fucking nerd doing like neuromorphic in a secret lab in probably San Francisco. What do you think?

I think it's going to be Pete Boss. Hey, are you— your thing sounds a bit muted or something. I don't know if you need like something on there, but usually it sounds better. No, no, your audio sounds a bit muffled. I don't know, normally it sounds super crystal clear.

Test. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Is it better?

Yeah, so you did something.

Something just got fixed. Stop the music. Um, I had— I've A/B tested music today, so definitely not gonna—

Oh, I heard no music. But yeah, but now I can hear you much better though. Whatever you did helped a lot. Number 8: Washington and Brussels wake up. So a 269-page bipartisan AI Act plans—

don't care.

Next one.

Okay. Brussels, France?

Like, who's Brussels? Brussels? No, like, you know, where like, uh, it's like the Washington of Europe, you know, where all the decisions make— get made with like the government people. EU clock hits 55.

Something happened in Europe.

Yeah, it looks like just this more regulatory buzz, right? 269 pages. Great American AI Act draft, June 4th, baby. That was like a week ago. Then August 2nd, we had the EU AI Act obligations begin applying.

Okay.

The US framework is finally on paper while the EU one becomes real. So compliance is about to be a product feature. Okay, okay, sure, great.

I'm not even sure why Brussels in the conversation. Like, Europeans, dude, like, oh, you don't care about them? Yeah, no, these Europeans are— I mean, uh, I mean, founders are great, right? Europeans founders are great. Their government is like the aristocracy of, uh, 1750 that's about to get their heads chopped by founders. Um, they're, they're just like, I don't know, dude. They can come with whatever fucking policy they want. They're very good at it. Actually, what they're not good at is giving founders the possibility to go and do shit, right? That's what they need to focus on. So again, if they want to stifle innovation, sure. Washington, it's different, right? Like, um, As you and I know, we only almost deal with US clients nowadays, and it's about, uh, hiring a lobbyist. That's the direction Sam Altman is taking, and, um, that's how US work. But I don't think this policy will— I don't know— lead to much, or maybe they will. What do you think?

I don't— I don't think much about policy and stuff.

I mean, yeah, yes, if you take GDPR, right, like we have that annoying fucking thing on every website, right? That— good job, Europeans, by the way. That was super useful.

Um, yeah, so I'm bullish on the US. I think less government, more free market is better. Um, I think— I mean, I think it'll be interesting to see the play around regulation just because the— unfortunately, a lot of the founders or the CEOs behind these companies are like, govern me harder, daddy. Kind of mentality, right? They're all like, we need the government, we need the government, which I personally always get super— yeah, weak in the knees with that one. I don't like it. I don't think we should be begging for more regulation.

I think citizens are begging for regulations. Founders don't want regulations. Maybe some European founder, I don't know, 20% of them are asking for regulation, or 30, or maybe 40. Maybe you're even right on that one. I speak to a lot of Europeans which Because me, me, I did a short this week. I think the government absolutely needs to get involved if the world— if citizens, uh, want to not get fucked by AI. But obviously that's not the stance that I want as a super capitalist, right? Like, that's the opposite of what I want. But if, if we don't have— if AI takes all jobs, right, um, well, these this will affect us, you and I, because at the end I buy food on Uber Eats, I buy stuff from normal people, right? And we need everyone to be happy. So I do think governments needs to be involved to some degree, especially on the agentic side of thing. But yeah, anyway, go to the next point.

Yeah, I, I don't know. Yeah, that's— it's a big topic. I think, yeah, we might need a whole episode for that one. This one I woke up to this morning and I almost fell off the toilet. Figure builds a robot in an hour. Atlas ships. Okay, dude, that's nuts.

Yeah, but the robot is like fold— has problems folding stuff. For— it's like, okay, however many retard bots they want, but it's like maybe ship one that does amazing things.

Yeah, but okay, but you, you're not impressed by Figure's robot at all? It's pretty—

I mean, last time I saw them, it was folding clothes on X for 17 hours, and I'm not sure what the marketing stunt was here, but I'm more impressed by Boston Robotics, uh, Boston Dynamics.

Um, okay, but Boston Dynamics been around for like 20 years, and they've still— like, they got bought by Google, sold this, that, and they're still trying to figure their identity out.

Every speaker is like Figure, but not on the product side of— I mean, Brett is a genius, right? Like, he's very good businessman, just like Elon. But I don't know, I haven't seen it yet. What have you seen in them?

I'm hearing it's like the Apple version of humanoids. Uh, but funny you mentioned Brett. Let's, uh, bring attention to— no, I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Okay, no, we're not gonna do that. Your favorite quote. I know, I'm too much into the sales, sales mode. Uh, okay, but yeah, I, I don't know, man. I, I like Figure. I don't know too much about it. I haven't seen it in person. I've seen the Tesla one obviously in the malls and all that. I'm, um, I'm an Elon fanboy, so I'm rooting for him. But I like this. I like the underdog kind of vibe. I like how he's raised, you know, he launched Mega Center, right?

Uh, what's the news on his Giga Center? I think he's being really successful. I think he already sold like, uh, what is it, billion dollar a month contract to Anthropic or Google? Let's, let's fact check that. Have you followed that?

Yes, the satellite thing, you mean?

No, his, uh, his Terra Center. Okay, Elon's deal with— I'm gonna pull it out while you speak on that.

What, go to the next point or stick on, uh, figure?

Well, say, talk about whatever you want. I'm gonna pull that point because I think that—

okay, so number, number 6, right? Bitcoin money meets humanoids. Hello. Neura Robotics raises up to $1.4 billion and Tether is in. Tether is, uh, the most popular stablecoin.

Do you mean your cousin Heather? Who's Heather?

Who's Tether?

Heather?

Yeah, who's Tether? Who's not Tether? $1.4 $1 billion Series C, one of Europe's largest ever. Oh my goodness. Stablecoin profits are now funding humanoid robots. Let's go, baby! Bitcoin economy capital flowing into physical AI is a convergence trade happening in public. I will be honest, I didn't even— I didn't see this until right now, but this gets me so—

what funnel did you use to pull this, by the way?

Manus, all of them, all of them, all of them. I, I have— dude, I've been on some next level shit, dude. We need to talk, bro. I have— I told you, I, I, I'm gonna get derailed. I'm not gonna get derailed. Okay, okay.

Oh, you can. That show, that whole show's about being derailed degenerates. Second sponsor, what's his name? Antoine. .dgen. Go get your .dgen domain name.

One executive, the operating leverage of an entire organization. This, this is what I've built essentially, dude. It's got Pi, which knows all my goals and who I am today.

But bro, the name—

oh, Sovereign.

Don't Don't we have a client that we're about to sign with that name?

Yeah, but they, they spell it in a different way. Yeah, I met them. Oh shit, but there's a lot of companies. My AI came up with this. Look, Karpathy's Council.

So look at this, Sage.

Look at this, dude.

Your AI is like constantly getting you sued.

Look at this.

There's like 10 AIs that are named Sage. Anyway, sorry, go.

I got Karpathy's Council built in here. This is a multimodal deliberation, so for high-stake items, it will deliberate across all Claude, Gemini, uh, GPT, ChatGPT, and, um, you know, like two other places. And then it'll— yeah, and then it'll come— you know, Karpathy was the guy, he was, I think, one of the founders of ChatGPT. He worked at Tesla. He's a god among men. There's Paperclip, which is this like multi-agent governance layer. There's Hermes, which is the execution layer. There's Pi, which is the operating core.

Translating to paper clips.

Yes, yeah, like the AI thing. There's Claude, Codex, Fable, all inside. And then all of it is tied together with GBrain, which is, uh, the Y Combinator gangster who came up with this crazy thing. And it's all online as well, on the cloud. So everything is aware. I can talk to this system using Telegram, dude. So it's crazy, it's crazy.

But short answer, it looks good, the, the graphic. We should have more of that on our website. Hey, while you pull the news, um, yes. I have the Elon news, which was pretty fucking impressive. Um, let's see here. This thing, bro. Hey, $1.25 billion per month. That's the deal he signed with, uh, let's see, SpaceX.

That is a SpaceX satellite one I was telling you, in space.

Okay, it's not a data center thing.

It is a data center in space.

Oh shit, bro.

So you just— that's why that girl— sorry, that lady we spoke with the other day when she was like, oh, data centers are gonna make Earth blah blah blah. I was like, what about data centers in space, bro?

Because how does it get nuts on that one? Because I told you that this was, this was like pie in the sky, which it is by definition. Um, so you got me on that one. But wait, um, it— did they started paying them, or is just like fucking No, it's saying it.

No, Claude is crushing right now again because it says near Memphis.

Okay, rent. Okay, so it's data centers, but you're saying that this energy is produced from space or what?

Um, I thought— do, do a fact check. I thought that, or maybe I'm wrong.

Space capacity in space, multiple gigawatts of compute capacity in space. Yeah, yeah, it's fucking insane, man. Yeah, 100K Nvidia. What, what is— what did I just read here? 100K Nvidia GPUs. How much money is that, bro?

Oh, that's a tremendous amount.

I mean, I don't know, that's like, that's like $1 billion of Nvidia.

Each one is like $20K or $25K. I think maybe even more now, right? The new ones. I don't know which exact GPU they're talking about, but yeah.

Isn't that the kind of deal you and I, we want to be at the center of? $2 billion per month. Like, that's how good this guy is at making deals. $2 billion a month. What's his margins on that, you know? What's his margins? I'm guessing it's pretty fat. It's like— I know. Okay, you can go with the next news, but that, that's mind-blowing right there.

No, did you see Elon's tweet?

Oh no, I don't. Please don't start. Please don't get me fired. Look, look, oh man, that's, that's your boy. That's Elon in his best days, right? Like, that's when he's not on the conspiracy side of things.

Um, dude, but think about it, if he gets everything right, maybe he's right about that too. Okay, ChatGPT crosses 1 billion. You're like, what?

ChatGPT is like, he's playing in, in, I feel like we're in this video game when he's like pulling moves like that. He's like, he's literally cracking the codes.

He's on another level. He's on another level.

And he can sustain it, right? He hasn't gone, he hasn't gone down in a psychosis rabbit hole so far. Maybe he did, but like, not— he hasn't been hospitalized for it yet.

So he's the best, dude. I love that guy.

Like I said, uh, he's respectable. Yeah, on the business side.

I'm so glad I'm in his timeline, dude. Like, my car— my car— like, this AI stuff is cute, but my car drives itself.

Did people troll?

No way, dude. That thing looks like a spaceship.

You didn't get— yeah, you didn't get your Tesla vandalized when the Tesla sentiment was down in Canada? No, no, no. Are people giving fingers at you?

People don't vandalize cars of people that look like terrorists. Okay, ChatGPT crosses 1 billion monthly users. Fastest app, dude. I'm like, yeah, I'm not, uh, yeah, in my neighborhood I'm like literally the scariest looking guy. Okay, ChatGPT crosses 1 billion monthly users, bro. B, like, B for real, fastest app ever. Oh my God, this is so—

okay, 1 billion. Okay, but they went from 100 million. Pull the graph. Um, have your AI pull a graph of ChatGPT growth. I feel we need to have like ChatGPT Instant, right? Like, um, pull, pull— I'll pull it for you. Pull the ground.

This one.

No, but I want to hear their growth because, you know, in 2020 I, I feel they were at 100 million users, uh, and now you're saying 1 billion, right? So pull graph of ChatGPT's user growth, uh, um, yeah, okay, uh, that's crazy, but aren't— weren't they in decline? Also, can you pull out, uh, uh, Claude's Um, Claude's, uh, graph of daily active users. So yeah, they started at 100 million and they went to 400 million in 15 months from November 2023 to February 2025. Let me just give you a visual on that, which is insane, right? Like, there's That's insanity. Um, and $900— okay, so in 12 months, so $500 million growth in a 12-month period. And $300— it's just insane, dude. It's just like, there's nothing to comment on. It's just like insanity. Um, imagine running that business, dude. Like, how, how can you sleep at night?

Imagine running it and then getting fired. And then taking back the reins, and then, and then, and then taking on the richest man on Earth in court and coming out as victorious.

That sounds ultimate, dude.

Thank you. That one, because Elon never loses, so, so that, that speaks.

Oh, and yeah, and Elon will come back to him in many ways, right? That's what it means.

Of course.

Um, he's a vicious savage. Um, but Sam Altman, you know the quote, right, with Paul Graham? It's like, you could drop Sam on any island, on a cannibal island, and you would return and Sam would be the leader of these cannibals. That's, that's a quote. Like, this guy survives anything, and he doesn't look much on the front end, but— and that's the thing, imagine being in this guy's head, you know? Like, there's PR Sam that's all composed and talking about stuff, fun stuff on podcasts, but This guy is very much wartime CEO, right? He— the stress he goes through and the decisions that he goes through is like, it's pretty insane. Um, anyway, go to the next one. This is the next one.

Oh shit, you're still— you're still sharing.

Oh bro, okay, present.

So you kind of just touched on this one. But SpaceX becomes an AI landlord. $26 billion a year in compute rent.

And meanwhile, there's that VR lady that is still selling VR lands.

Yeah, $1.25 per month from Anthropic. $26 billion. Oh, jeez. And then not to mention, SpaceX is going public, right? When is that?

Uh, not as soon. That will be insane. That will— ChatGPT slimes against everyone. Oh, beautiful. What did you use, bro?

Bro, you can't ask.

That's your trade secret, dude.

It— my machine, bro, my machine works at the speed of thought.

I don't type anymore.

Okay, whatever delay, whatever delay you want to take.

Okay, but let's analyze that Meta Dude, Meta, what? Uh, is that factual? I don't know. Meta AI, dude, I've— I tried Meta AI's piece of shit. It's connected to my—

you know why? You know why? Because he just shoved that down your throat. He put it into every Facebook and WhatsApp. That's why they went straight to a billion.

But then shout out to your sponsors, Meta AI, Zuck.

But Meta is open source, right? Not to mention either, so they might have been doing really well. Now they're tapering off, obviously. Dude, Claude is crushing.

Is that factual? What's—

Meta is not crushing actually on these charts. Where's Claude?

Is we at the bottom?

30 million users.

Wow. Uh, ChatGPT still going up. Meta stagnant, but Meta is not over. I'm just not sure why Meta is even there.

Um, no, man, because Meta has open— Meta is open. They have open source.

Where's Claude? Oh, it's in— dude, your shit, your stuff is green, not working. Yeah, go check the green.

Why? 30 million users.

That doesn't make sense.

How many do they have?

Well, dude, same as ChatGPT.

Claude doesn't— Claude has the same number of users as ChatGPT? I doubt it.

Oh yeah, it's even more. Um, Wait, I'm wrong. Users, million.

I just looked, 30 million it says on Google, dude.

So why the fuck, why the fuck is Claude valued like almost twice as much as ChatGPT?

Because enterprise and coding and like they're just crushing in terms of, I guess, revenue. ChatGPT is more like a—

they're gonna do ads or for the everyday Vote rate is insanely more is what it says. Uh, it's 640% on Claude's side and ChatGPT is only 62%.

Here, I put it on a log chart for you. This is so beautiful. Okay, anyways, uh, so back to the topic at hand.

Would you like to run one of these companies? One day? Like me, that's— that I would definitely want to run one of these. That's, that's my destiny. I mean, a tech company with that scale of things, right? And their hands in that many buckets.

We are.

Let's affirm. SpaceX becomes an AI landlord, $26 billion. Okay, and what does AI landlord mean? Means, uh, uh, energy, right? So, um, these gigawatts and these data centers, so it means compute, um, storage, energy. And then they rent them to whom? To— isn't that ironic that they're renting something to competitors? Why? It's like the concept of competition, right? Like, why would they rent shit to Google and And by the way, Google is like Elon's archenemy, right? Why? And then Anthropic, right? But the ChatGPT, uh, OpenAI is not in there, of course. I think that's a play, bro.

I think it's like, yeah, it's like, what's that saying? Yeah, my, my, my enemy's enemy is my friend, or something like that.

Yeah, I see where he's going. His enemies, but Sam Altman is like, again, more of an enemy.

Yeah, so he's like, okay, if I can serve these guys, make revenue funnel that revenue back into building xAI. That's a win. And guess what? In one fell stroke, Elon has Google and Claude by the balls. He runs their hardware, so they do what Elon says now. I love it, dude. I love Elon. He's so good. I'm so happy to be alive during his time.

But he doesn't have them by the balls because these guys have an inventory of providers, and I think that's the play on their side, is that they have such a need for power and GPU and storage that they, they are willing to take that risk with this guy, uh, and give him like, I don't know, 10% of, uh, their little hardware, uh, infrastructure empire.

Yeah, so this is another big one. I think Apple opens the iPhone Gemini inside Siri Cloud on tap. So I've been playing with— I don't know if you have those like stupid things around your house that you talk to, uh, like, uh, what's it called?

It's the Google Home or whatever, because they'll start yapping.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So you know what I'm talking about. So those things, but it's so surprising how dumb those are. So I think what this is going to mean is, is that, you know, it's going to come to iPhone, but I think eventually like Siri and all those devices around the house should become smart too. And then they should, right? Um, I don't know, it's big.

It's sad, dude.

Like, it's— oh wait, Apple, Apple had to deal with ChatGPT. So are they negging on that? Are they kind of now going with Google, or—

I don't know. But I know that Figure also dropped OpenAI as one of their partners, right? So like, someone needs to be fired in the partnership department of OpenAI. Uh, I think Apple is just like a very sad story. Tim Cook, uh, yeah, he needed to step down. It's just like not his thing, right?

Uh, do you use Apple?

Yeah, but dude, I don't spend tons of money with them. Um, yes, says the guy, says the guy with like an iMac, uh, M4, 2, 2, 1, 4, 2, 2 MacBooks, an Apple. Yeah, I guess you proved the point here. Plus I pay them like, um, you know, their silly cloud thing. Um, on a weekly basis. So, but yeah, dude, they could be doing so much more is my point.

Holy shit, I'm, I'm, I've been living under a rock. This is— yeah, we should do this show every week because it'll be more for us than it will be for others.

Every day.

$65 billion raised at $965 billion S-1 in at the SEC, baby.

Let's go!

I guess, I don't know, this week it's— look, week of June 2nd. Week of June. I mean, today my AI never lets me down, but we can fact-check. But I mean, whether it's off by a week or two, the largest private round in history, then straight to the SEC. A near trillion-dollar company that didn't exist 5 years ago is going public.

The excitement in that voice.

You know who was one of his biggest investors?

Sam, Sam Bankman-Fried, banking from the federal state prison.

How high can you kick? Huh? How high can you kick?

Kick? What do you mean, me?

Like, can you, can you, can you kick like, I don't know, like how high?

I can kick my head for sure. I can head kick. Yeah, boy.

Well, that's not very high, but I'm saying how high can you kick?

Yeah, I won't jump like the taekwondo bitch that you are, but, but I'll, I'll, I'll kick your head off. Why, why'd you ask?

I know, I was just wondering because you're doing the shadow boxing, so I'm trying to figure out how I shadow box all the time, you know.

Um, that's one weird thing about me. When I'm standing, I need to like shadowbox.

Um, have you done BJJ, like Brazilian jiu-jitsu, as well?

No, but my partner Stefan's brown— I mean, yes, with friends, but like, yeah, not seriously. So when, when you're in Oaxaca, we'll train with Stefan. He's brown belt and fucking whoop our asses in seconds.

Stefan comes on our show.

Stefan Whitwell. Shout out to Whitwell Advisors.

Does he— is he the guy that comes on our show?

Or Spartan? Yes, yes.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, of course I know him.

Yeah, he's great.

Yeah, no, I'm definitely not wrestling with him.

Opening eyes. What would happen in a fight between, uh, Sam Bankman-Fried and, and, uh, let's see, Elon? No, Vitalik.

Vitalik? I don't know, I just see them, uh, just trying to scratch each other's eyes out or something.

I think, I think Bankman would run.

Yeah, yeah, I don't think—

who's calling you, Bankman from jail?

My uncle. No, my uncle from Houston. And who, by the way, I'm gonna— before I forget, Charles, next week I'm going to Edmonton for a week. Uh, oh yeah, anyways, this is gonna go see my parents, huh? Uh, no. West Edmonton Mall, dude. Anthropic— no, we already talked about this. Uh, OpenAI files for its IPO. The race to ring the bell is on. Nice, nice. Wow, I didn't know all this went down, to be honest. This is crazy.

Yeah, that's why like all these people launch like AI news stuff, because like there's so much happening, right?

What'd you say?

That's why all these people launch their AI shows, right? Like, it's because there's news on a daily basis now in the AI world. Um, IPOs, computer rent, robots on the line. What is this?

This is the thread. This is like what this week was about. IPOs, Compute rent, robots on the line. So both Frontier Labs filed to go public, LFG. SpaceX became a $26 billion a year AI landlord, and stablecoin money funded humanoids. Wow. The machine economy isn't coming, it's filing paperwork. And by the way, I feel like, like when we talk about Bitcoin, robotics, AI I believe, uh, Charles, I believe this is the, the two words that describe what we're building.

Machine economy.

Yeah. Yes. The machine economy.

Yeah.

That, that's where I think we need to own SEO-wise, if you ask me. The machine economy.

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Um, that's all I got for the show, dude.

I'll just, uh, just have one question for you.

How—

go ahead, turn back to that last thing.

This one?

Oh, that last slide of your anus presentation.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay. Um, yeah, how are you gonna get a piece of this?

Raz Rocket, GTM Ventures. Oh yeah, Podpire. Our growth stack that we've built. Yes, that's something, a piece of it. Because, because, dude, you, you know, you know what we just talked about? What? OpenAI. You know what is the number one drink at OpenAI? CoAqua, our customer.

Okay, okay.

So shall I say more?

So, bro, they're ghosting.

They're going— no, it's okay, it's okay. They're, they're on the road.

I sent them the Red Bull story, uh, the— from Founders Podcast. It's pretty good. Um, love that podcast. That's another, uh, flywheel we need to, uh, start doing. Shout out to my YouTube channel, The Greats. The Greats is doing that. So we're bringing you, uh, founder stories. Um, shall we close with that?

Yep, I'm good, dude. Let's bring it— bring it to a close. Take care, everyone.

Well, that was Sunny and Charles for