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to Tech Zone with Paul Parmer day Slain. Let's talk tech,
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good technology, changing the game. It's so good in the hood,
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it's everywhere. Now let's get into the show because we
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lovevorn A.
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Yeah, Hello, and welcome to this edition of the Tech Zone.
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We're here live at CES twenty twenty five. It's Wednesday,
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it's day three. We're having a lot of fun already.
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We've seen a lot of great things. But one of
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the coolest things that I really like to do here
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at CES is talk to the experts, our friends at CTA.
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We have an amazing spokesperson that is going to join
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us briefly, and I can't wait to have a conversation
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with her to get her input on CES twenty twenty
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five and some of her memorable things that she has
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seen as well. So what have you noticed when it
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comes to CES out there? Have you seen a lot
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of cool things on the gram or on TikTok if
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you have, let me know. I know if I haven't
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seen it yet, I want to be in on the
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secret too, so please please let me know. So, without
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any further delay, let's bring on our very special guests.
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We have CS spokesperson Katie Oh. Grady was going on, Katy,
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how are you.
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Hi, Paul.
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I'm happy to be here in the tech zone with you.
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Hey, great to have you.
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You know, I always love speaking to my friends over
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at CEES.
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So how's your CES?
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Come on?
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I mean it's going great. This is my first ever CEES,
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so it's a lot to take in. I mean, we've
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got so many different venues, so many different exhibitors, everything
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from large model AI, We've got trucks on the show floor.
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We've got helicopter technology, anything from that to like a
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toothbrush to to AI and bird houses. I mean, it's
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so cool. I'm seeing so much over here. I'm learning
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so much just trying to take it all.
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In your first CES. So what did you expect?
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I mean, I didn't know what to expect.
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I knew I got a little overwhelmed hearing about all
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of the different all of the different halls that we
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had to look through, and all the different exhibitors. I mean,
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when they tell you it's two point five million square
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feet of exhibitors space, they're not kidding. We're doing a
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lot of moving around here. So I didn't really know
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what to expect. But I've been over at the Venetian
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where Eureka Park is, seeing where all the startups are,
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and that's been so cool because it's so so many
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folks who are so inspiring and they just kind of
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had an idea and they really did it. I think
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it's really easy when we hear about these big, big
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ideas like AI to just kind of get bogged down
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and all the info that you're getting, But when you
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really see the real time use cases of it, it's
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so cool. So I've just been totally wowed by everything.
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You know what, Katie, I go back in my head
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about one of the coolest things I've seen here at
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CEES and Eureka Park always pops up in my mind.
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You have a lot of those startups out there who
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don't have the war chest that a lot of these
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big corporations have, but they're out there innovating different parts
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of the world. Ukraine is in the house, Africa is
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in the house, Europe is in the house. There's a
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lot of different companies that are representative out there, and
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of look through a myopic lens and not the wide
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view lens that tech is, and just some of the
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startups out there is really really amazing.
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I keep saying, it's just cool to see someone who
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had an idea and had an issue and they actually
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did the thing to solve that. You're seeing so many
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strides and accessibility and sustainability across the show floor using AI.
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I mean, one of the coolest things that I've heard
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of is this digital twin tech. So they're taking your
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whole person and making a digital version of you down
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to your organs, so they can diagnose diseases earlier, they
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can treat diseases earlier. I mean, it's like you just
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hear about this stuff and it's easy to forget that
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this is really happening and this is really helping people.
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So it is so cool to see a twin Paul.
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Yeah, everybody needs there, right, I know, I don't think
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anyone wants a twin Katio Grady running around.
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That sounds like a mess, but.
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No, I love it.
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Now, were you covering tech before you worked with CTA
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or or or tech something kind of new to you
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and you're kind of like looking at all these different
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amazing things going on.
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up on this stuff, but you come here and you
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realize that you have no clue about so much that
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they have out there.
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I've been in the association world for a long.
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Time, so I've been coming to conferences since since I
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started my career, and this is definitely the the monster
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of all conferences in a good way. In a good way,
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but it is a beast, so it's hard to it's
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hard to see everything, but it is really cool to
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just see all the tech here and just kind of
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learn about new things. I mean, I'm still trying to
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wrap my head around so much. I mean, I don't
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think I don't think I'm even close to understanding quantum,
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but I'm dry.
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my head hurt when I was thinking about it. But
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we also see with the advancement in in AI, quantum
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computing is really going to be that that secret sauce
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that really has AI explode with the amount of power,
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the amount of processing that needs to happen to really
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make AI what it really intends to be. M h.
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immense amount of energy need that AI and quantum come with.
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where AI and quantum and that kind of tech is,
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you're also seeing the energy transition, so looking for new
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sources to power the tech that we're bringing and trying
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to make it so that we're still keeping everything sustainable.
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And that's at the forefront.
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And Katie, how many steps have you done so far?
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Oh my gosh, I mean day to day it depends.
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I mean there are some days where I'm kind of
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hunkered down in one place, but I'm really trying to
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see everything. I'm clogging somewhere around like fourteen fifteen hundred
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or fifteen thousand a day. So I'm doing a lot
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of moving, doing a lot of good eating. The Las
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Vegas is great, so I've been enjoying that and also
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drinking a ton of water. I mean, this place is dry,
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but yeah, it's been cool. I've been I've been trying
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to get it all in.
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You know what, Katie, the only advantage you have over
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me is you get to walk those calories off. You know,
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I'm rolling around and my wheelchair has drained power twice already.
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Wow, So you do you count the miles on that or.
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I look on my little computer as if I can,
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because that would be pretty interesting, you know, to do that.
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wheelchairs and the system of technologies being here at CES.
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I'm like, it would be really cool if we had
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like kind of a hybrid style wheelchair where as you're
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using your electrical power, it continues to renew itself.
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Charge it up, you don't want to bring your charger
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sit outside in the sun for a little while, Yeah,
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and maybe charge up. So Katie, I tell you, we're
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gonna try to find some innovators together.
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This will be our idea so that we can make
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the Learney and we could be founders, you know what.
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And then we'll be here exhibiting next year, absolutely saying say,
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y'all come see and bring me my monemay.
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That's what we tell everybody.
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And Katie, what's been the your most memorable experience here
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here as CEOs being a spokesperson and and just really,
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you know, being immersed in this pretty amazing conference.
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I mean, I've gotten to see so many cool products
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when I'm talking about them on these on these news hits.
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I mean it's kind of it's kind of a trip
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for me, honestly to get to be on TV.
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talking about this product. So that's fun.
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But I will say my my favorite thing so far
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was definitely the Delta Quino. I mean that was crazy.
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We were in sphere just down the street and it
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was just crazy. It was totally immersive. They're talking about
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the future of travel. I've already had friends who say
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that they saw it on TikTok, so the CES reach
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is definitely there, and then not to mention the incredible
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any Cravats concert afterwards, I was like, I thought I
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was at CES, not a rock concert, but I'm happy
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to be here.
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Wait a minute, you actually got into the keynote.
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Oh yeah, I got into the keynote. I I got lucky.
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I was working with Kinsey Frizio, or our president, and
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she had an extra ticket so I got to go
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in there and help her out and meet some really
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cool people. And uh yeah, it was just an incredible keynote.
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I mean, aside from all the awesome visuals, they're talking
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about some really cool things in the future of travel. Uh,
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talking about just making it so much more streamlined, like
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skipping lines. They're talking about a little gosh, I'm totally
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spacing on the on the name of it, but they're
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talking about a little personal helicopter that they're rolling out
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the next couple of years. I mean, Delta is really
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they are. They're moving the needle on travel and making
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it more accessible, more are streamlined and just easier to
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get from point A to point B.
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That is amazing. My friend Kinsey Fabreezio had an extra
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ticket and she took you instead of me. Kinsey, Kensey,
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I know you listen to so Kensey, I'm about to
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put your own blast.
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Kensy.
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Were supposed to be here, right, I mean we we
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we cool, right? I mean you can get me a
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wheelchair seat. I mean, I'm sure they had a wheelchairs seat.
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But what that that's off?
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You know?
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And then that shows how amazing Kinsey is. You know,
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I remember Kensey when she first started here and to
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see where she is now as as president, that that's
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pretty amazing. She's an awesome person.
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Yeah, she's awesome.
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I mean she and she's so good at what she does.
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I mean, she like watching her to talk to folks.
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It's like she knows so much. She Yeah, she's a boss.
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She rocks.
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Yeah, literally she is the boss boss. Yes, So what
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are some you mentioned that adult spirit and that that
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just like blew everybody's mind? Anything else here at sees
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that that that that ones are really talking about, or
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anything else you want to share with the audience and
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the listeners and the viewers out there.
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I mean, I'll say this might this might sound basic,
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but I really don't think it is.
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I think some of this.
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Uh, they've they've put AI tech in what looks like
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stuff stuffed animals, Like you're seeing these little puppies, like
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really cute little critters, and uh, they're actually equipped with
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AI to to make them so that they're a pet
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alternative for folks who maybe don't have the ability to
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take care of a pet on their own, but still
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want that companionship. I mean, these these guys, they look
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like stuffed animals, but they can respond to human emotion,
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they can respond to commands, they can give it back,
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they can they model animal behavior. I've seen a dog,
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I've seen a panda. I mean, how many of us
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are ever going to get to hold a panda? Not
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very many. But you can hold this little AI guy
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We're here live at CES twenty twenty five. It's Wednesday,
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it's day three. We're having a lot of fun already.
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We've seen a lot of great things. But one of
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the coolest things that I really like to do here
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at CES is talk to the experts, our friends at CTA.
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We have an amazing spokesperson that is going to join
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with her to get her input on CES twenty twenty
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five and some of her memorable things that she has
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of cool things on the gram or on TikTok if
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seen it yet, I want to be in on the
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secret too, so please please let me know. So, without
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any further delay, let's bring on our very special guests.
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We have CS spokesperson Katie Oh. Grady was going on, Katy,
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Hi, Paul.
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I'm happy to be here in the tech zone with you.
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Hey, great to have you.
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You know, I always love speaking to my friends over
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So how's your CES?
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I mean it's going great. This is my first ever CEES,
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from large model AI, We've got trucks on the show floor.
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toothbrush to to AI and bird houses. I mean, it's
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feet of exhibitors space, they're not kidding. We're doing a
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lot of moving around here. So I didn't really know
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what to expect. But I've been over at the Venetian
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wheelchairs and the system of technologies being here at CES.
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y'all come see and bring me my monemay.
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That's what we tell everybody.
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the future of travel. I've already had friends who say
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I was working with Kinsey Frizio, or our president, and
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she had an extra ticket so I got to go
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cool people. And uh yeah, it was just an incredible keynote.
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talking about just making it so much more streamlined, like
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skipping lines. They're talking about a little gosh, I'm totally
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spacing on the on the name of it, but they're
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the next couple of years. I mean, Delta is really
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That is amazing. My friend Kinsey Fabreezio had an extra
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ticket and she took you instead of me. Kinsey, Kensey,
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I know you listen to so Kensey, I'm about to
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put your own blast.
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Kensy.
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Were supposed to be here, right, I mean we we
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we cool, right? I mean you can get me a
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wheelchair seat. I mean, I'm sure they had a wheelchairs seat.
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see where she is now as as president, that that's
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pretty amazing. She's an awesome person.
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I mean she and she's so good at what she does.
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I mean, she like watching her to talk to folks.
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It's like she knows so much. She Yeah, she's a boss.
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She rocks.
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Yeah, literally she is the boss boss. Yes, So what
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are some you mentioned that adult spirit and that that
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just like blew everybody's mind? Anything else here at sees
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that that that that ones are really talking about, or
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anything else you want to share with the audience and
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I mean, I'll say this might this might sound basic,
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stuff stuffed animals, Like you're seeing these little puppies, like
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really cute little critters, and uh, they're actually equipped with
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AI to to make them so that they're a pet
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alternative for folks who maybe don't have the ability to
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take care of a pet on their own, but still
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want that companionship. I mean, these these guys, they look
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like stuffed animals, but they can respond to human emotion,
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they can respond to commands, they can give it back,
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they can they model animal behavior. I've seen a dog,
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very many. But you can hold this little AI guy
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and have kind of a simulated experience with a panda,
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this stuff I would have never thought of and it's
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That that is so true. That that is so true,
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and that reminds me. I have a ninety year old mom,
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and my ninety year old mom she has a five
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year old Siberian husky.
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Oh wow, and he is like wild.
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That's a handful.
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I think I'm gonna get one from my mom because
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that Rascal is something else. He has jumped over fences,
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Oh my god, he has done a lot of things.
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He's an amazing dog. But for a ninety year old,
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I think that's a little bit much.
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I mean everyone deserves a companionship. Everyone wants that.
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I mean it's just awesome to see AI making that
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more accessible to everyone.
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That is so true.
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So before I let you go, Katie Oh, anything else
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you'd like you bring out.
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I gave your nicknames.
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I'll be kat O.
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Yeah, I gave your good names. You know what I mean?
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Yes, yes, yes, I mean just if you're here at CES,
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try your best to see what you can. I mean,
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it's pretty much impossible to see everything, but but really
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try to make those connections. Stop by, talk to everyone,
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make a new friend, even in the taxi lines.
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I mean everything, and.
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Love it. I love it.
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The amazing Katie Oh Grady kt oh was in the
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house with us. Y'all, Hey, Katie, thank you so much,
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And and continue to do what you do, spreading the
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word about the yes, keeping us informed out there and
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uh and continue to enjoy your first es if you're
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like me.
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I am, I'm tired after this world. This morning, I
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am running on fumes, but you're probably more tired to
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me because you get up at the crack of dawn
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and do what you do.
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I'm I mean, I'm really I am buzzing off of
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the energy at CS.
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That's that's what's keeping me going.
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I hear you. That's the amazing Katie O Grady. Stay tuned.
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We'll have some more great innovation we're going to talk
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about here at CES twenty twenty five.
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Don't go nowhere. We'll be right In this world.
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Of technology, things are ever changing, rearranging.
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You need someone to help you out. I need someone
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that may be alone.
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You'll be with Paul.
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I'm a days lane in the tech Zone.
