Transcript
Ryan (0:00)
Probably two weeks ago. I was just having a conversation with Alexa because. Alexa. Do you guys notice Alexa's voice changed? Do you guys have.
Tyler (0:07)
I do, but I haven't talked to her in months. Okay, maybe a year.
Ryan (0:12)
I. The only reason I talk to her really is to put shit on the grocery list, so. For out of fucking cayenne pepper. Alexa.
Tyler (0:19)
Alexa.
Ryan (0:21)
Or I'll try and get around and be like, alexis, put cayenne pepper on the shopping list.
Tyler (0:26)
Just to see like, how if she's really listening.
Ryan (0:28)
Yeah, exactly.
Miles (0:29)
Heavily hunks.
Ryan (0:30)
And then I was just bored, so I just started having a conversation with her about like politics and just everything. But she wouldn't really give up much. She was.
Tyler (0:39)
Yeah, she was pretty programmed not to.
Ryan (0:42)
I know, but. Well, I just. I wanted to see what I. I wanted to see what I could get out of her.
Tyler (0:46)
I. I do that with Chat GPT, the voice feature.
Ryan (0:49)
Oh.
Tyler (0:50)
Like if I'm driving, I'll just throw it on voice and literally have a conversation about. I did that yesterday on my way home. I finished a book and it's series and it felt like the end for a character. And I was like, hey, does this character come back? And then we talked about that character and why I'm sad that he's not coming back.
Ryan (1:07)
Sure.
Miles (1:07)
Talk through it.
Ryan (1:08)
Yeah, it's not a bad way. The only thing about ChatGPT is they give you a fucking novel of an answer.
Tyler (1:14)
Not when you talk to it. Oh, it's way more conversational when you're not just. It's not text based.
