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The recording has started. Well now, always remember. Super Dave Bistula, the tall, white, gothic, vampire alien. Coming to you from the Tim Hortons, the usual spot. Dessert Street, we desert. Which is the, uh, you know, service road to en route to LaValle. Uh, no, en route to Chamonix. The one going, uh, north-south. Montreal to LaValle. Montreal to LaValle and back again. The one that's at the, um, the St. Dorothy Strip Mall. Where you have Benny and Company, Chicken Place, Amir, Financière, and Subway on that side. And on the other side, Sports Experts and Atmosphere. And the Strip Mall runs from, uh, Samson Boulevard all the way past, uh, Notre Dame. Going northbound. On the eastbound side. Uh, sorry, on the southbound side. Here in the area of St. Dorothy, LaValle. Super Dave Bistula of Chamonix, LaValle, Quebec, Canada. So, seems to me that the makers of Blue Sky are making their own artificial intelligence named ATI. Some sort of a name like that. Why? Well, it'll be explained, whoops, on TechCrunch. But, what kind of bias is, uh, ATI gonna have? That's the question we have. Anyways, the only, the only, uh, one actually I trust asking certain questions is probably Grok. Although, mind you, we're still not sure why Hex, our account, has been suspended permanently. I don't know why. That's, um, we tried asking Grok about that one, but, uh, Grok doesn't really know. But anyways, this is about ATI. So, what kind of, uh, what kind of, uh, but I'm wondering if it has any bias by the users and if they're all SJWs, Social Justice Warriors. Anyways, my digital host, David, is gonna take over. He's gonna give his opinions. He's gonna read from TechCrunch. David? Yeah, I begin to wonder what this ATI is all about. This TechCrunch is not, it's just gonna say, it's just gonna report what, uh, what's been reported to it, to them. I don't know if TechCrunch is, uh, what's that word I'm looking for? Hopefully, they're just, uh, reporting what they're, what they see. They don't have advice about one thing or the other. They're neutral. But there's also another, uh, tech, um, uh, there's also another tech, uh, magazine that we, that we read from as well. I forgot what it was called. Tech something. But it doesn't matter. Anyways, without further than further ado, I'm gonna read from TechCrunch. I'm gonna reduce myself to a little blip. So here goes nothing. Okay. So, get rid of some notifications. Menu. Camera. Just put ourselves over here. And we'll just open up the browser. It'll take some time. I, there we go. TZ. TechCrunch. So, BlueSky, BlueSky leans into AI with ATI, an app for building custom feeds. Sure about this? Okay, good. So, by Sarah Perez. 4.30 p.m. Pacific, uh, D time. I don't know what D stands for. March 28, 2026. Okay, so the team from Blue, the team from BlueSky has built another app. And this time, it's not a social network, but an AI assistant that allows you to design your own algorithm, create custom feeds, and one day, vibe code your own app. Really? You sure about that? Is it gonna follow your exact, uh, question is, would it follow, would it follow what you're saying, even if you're not social, if you're not into the social justice, uh, That's why I liked it. At the Atmosphere conference over the weekend, BlueSky former CEO, Jay Grabber, or Graber, now chief innovation officer, and BlueSky CTO, Paul Frazee, presented the AI app called ATI for the first time. Conference attendees would become the initial beta testers for the new experience, which leverages anthropics, anthropics, uh, code under the hood to create a gentic social app built on BlueSky's underlying protocol. Is that the social justice warrior protocol? The AT protocol, or AT proto for short. I invite you to the, the audience who's looking at this to, uh, to wonder what, what's going on. Just be warned about what AI actually is. Even Elon Musk said so, to a certain extent. Anyways, it's a new product. It's not a part of the BlueSky app, explains interim CEO, Tony Schneider, in an interview. You sure about that, Tony? In addition to his CEO role, Schneider is a partner at BlueSky Backer True Ventures. We launched a, we launched a lot of things inside BlueSky. Really? Starter packs and custom feeds and all those kinds, and all those kinds of things. This is a standalone product and it's the first one that's built by Jay's new team. Really? Is it full, is it full of social justice bias, the way BlueSky is, where you get canceled very easily? More canceled than you do on X? Remember who, uh, who fits you up at BlueSky? It's that little faggot, named, um, what the **** was his name? The old CEO of Twitter. That idiot. Anyways, he's no longer part of BlueSky, but still. BlueSky. Anyways, I said, I said this before in another video. With Addy, everyone, with Addy, anyone will be able to build their own custom feed just by typing in commands in natural language. The same as, as if they're chatting with any other, uh, AI chat box. Sure you are. But the problem is this AI was filled with a lot of SJW garbage. It probably won't let you, uh, say positive things, let's say about Donald Trump, or negative things about Chinese. Now, the transgenders, like I said, are the good ones like Blair White, Rosa Vaughn, Ella Grant, and so on. But if you say something about, uh, what's his name, that, uh, that sleazebag that we talked about, that Jeffrey Marsh. Not that I would promote, uh, violence against this person, but if he's after your kids. To use the app, the app, uh, people will, uh, will sign in with their, uh, address for your login. If you still have it. Meaning their login, uh, for any app that runs on AT Pro, which includes Blue Sky, which we don't have, which we're not interested. And he will immediately understand that what you've been talking about, what sort of things you like, and more because Blue Sky and the wider ecosystem are open, open systems that share data across apps. Really? And if, uh, if you don't talk their narrative, do what happens? They kick you out? That's a big question. You can ask any questions such as posts you might like, uh, like to see or repost. Why would I want to ask? I don't even know about doing that. Why would I want to ask an AI for that? That kind of ----. You could use the app to curate your own custom feed, personalized to you. Again, why would I need AI to do that for? I can do it myself. I only use AI for certain criteria that I can't do myself, like, uh, making, uh, turning myself into a Gandalf or whatever. But then, then again, there's, uh, there's already, what's that thing called? Snapchat. And that has its own AI. Why would I want to use Addy for? Besides that, also, Meta has its own AI. Why would I want to use Addy for? I'm just saying. You control it. You shape it. Really? Without having to write code or know how to set, uh, set up, uh, feeds, Schneider says. It's the beginning of just, it's just the beginning of having a lot more people to be able to, to build on top of the, on top of the atmosphere. Okay. Plus he adds, it is an AI, AI product, but it's an AI product that's very, it's very people focused, people focused or SJW focused. And we think, and we think AI is a very powerful technology. It could be pneumonic, but we want to make sure that we, that we use it to build things that really benefit people. Really? Okay. At launch Addy can be used to build a view, to view these things, which will later become available to you from PostGuy or any other AT pro app. Over time, the plan is to allow Addy's users to vibe code their own social apps as well as build tools for other people. Really? I think you could do that with, uh, Microsoft's, uh, what's that thing called again? It's a, it's a thing that comes with Windows. Keep on forgetting. Schneider says that, uh, that Grabber and her team began working on, on the app a few months ago, which was around the same time she decided to return to the building instead of running a, instead of running a company. I wonder what this Addy is going to be. I think she just, I think she just realized that there was so much more that she wanted to build. And just by, uh, and just doing the CEO job kept her busy and she felt like she wanted more and more time. So you don't want to be CEO-ing, right? Okay. Schneider tells TechCrunch. As she spent more time and got freed up, I think it became clear that this is just her happy place. Okay. She's an amazing leader and visionary. If she's not SJW, then she probably is. And we want to want her to spend as we want her building more, more things and not worrying about operating the company, he says. That's the part of being a CEO, stupid. You have to know what innovations you have to make a big company. Put it to you this way. If you are a CEO, you are dedicated to the company itself. Financially, you're supposed to do, uh, you're supposed to eat, breathe, ---- the company. 24-7. And if it was a 28-8, you'd have to do that too. Jesus Christ. People will become CEOs and then they completely have no time for happiness. **** off. Grabber says today AI is being used by the major platforms to serve themselves. Not their users, but by trying to increase people's time spent in their apps, harvesting data and controlling the algorithm. There are algorithms to serve them. Really? We think AI should serve people, not platforms. You think? Or is it to serve stupid little butthurt SJWs, Grabber or Graber? An open protocol puts this power directly in users. You sure about that? Users' hands. You could use it to build your own feeds, create software that works with the way you want it, and find signal in the noise. What? Grabber's decision to once again focus on protocol and product was followed by the company's announcement that it now has $100 million in additional funding. Where the **** did you get that? From around that closed last year. The team hopes that news serves as a signal to the wider community that Blue Sky will continue to be around. Not if you're a bunch of ******* SJWs that are cancelling people, left, right and centre, cancelling their accounts, you motherfuckers. It means that for the three plus years of Royal Runway, which is great, that means stability and security for the rest of the ecosystem, Schneider tells TechCrunch. Oh, by the way, it was TechRadar. I'm digressing. It also means that Blue Sky's team has time to tackle the bigger challenges ahead, which include adding privacy controls to the protocol and finding a way to monetise the social network of 43.4 million users. Yeah. Which more than half of it will be cancelled because you have a budget. If we're still the same way. Oh yeah, Jack Dorsey. That ******* little faggot from the original Twitter. He's the one that started you up. Anyways. One thing that Schneider assures us is not in the works, however, is any crypto integration, despite the financial backing from multiple crypto investors. That's something that had worried some Blue Sky users, who feared the app would be filled with crypto scams or become a payment tool. Really? It's the kind of investors who were attracted to crypto because of its decentralisation. And they were investing in things built on the blockchain that were super decentralized, Schneider says, of Blue Sky's backers in the crypto space. This is decentralised social. Really? So it fits those who are invested to believe in the platform and ecosystem opportunity. What ecosystem are you talking about? Is it the SJW fund or did you guys clean up your act over at Blue Sky? Maybe one day I'll open up an account on Blue Sky and see what happens. Mind you, threads, that's full of SJWs like crazy. And again, I put up a post and all these SJWs, man, they don't know how to stop. They don't know how to stop being stupid. Let's see what happens on Blue Sky before I get cancelled. Anyways, that's for another day. Let's continue reading. Instead, the company that we may experiment with other means of monetization. The team hasn't yet decided if Addy will ultimately require a fee as it's only a private beta for the time being. Other ideas of being battered around include subscriptions and hosting services for those who want to host their own communities on the protocol. The former CEO of Automattic, the home of the publishing platform WordPress.com, sees the potential for the atmosphere as being similar to WordPress in this way. You sure about that? At the center of atmosphere is a completely open system. So anybody can participate. Even those non-SJWs, he says. You can have all these independent, decentralized pieces that work together. With WordPress, that turned into a huge ecosystem with billions of dollars. Really. Over 10 billion a year. Now, flowing through it. Okay. Schneider continues. So it's gone to very big, even though it's completely decentralized. And this is what we're hoping for. For the atmosphere to have that similar ability for lots of these apps and services to coexist and work together to build an ecosystem. Okay, whatever that means. I don't know what to say. Anyways, we'll just close that. Close. And get rid of some notifications while we're at it. Menu, camera. Okay, there we go. And we bring ourselves back. And there you have it. One giant nacho. Do we believe this? Our answer would be no, but unless there's some sort of change in policy. No more stupidity. No more Jack Dorsey, SJW bullshit. I don't even know why he started this. Maybe he did it like Elon Musk's free speech. It's absolute absolutist. But why is it the only thing we question? Why is our account on X suspended? It's a question I'm gonna have to bring up with Brock again. But in our case, I'm probably in my account. We'll just probably be canceled, period. Just like LinkedIn. Stupid, woke, moronic, ******* idiot. And if you're woke, you're gonna go ******* broke. Your auntie's gonna go broke if you're woke. Just remember that as you go along. But then again, I don't know how long it's gonna last. Their ecosystem consists of. Not that I care that much. I have my own web base on the internet. That's it. I might get influenced by certain people. But I do my own ecosystem here. Thank you. That's it. Anyways, that's all I gotta say. Super Dave. Oops. Super Dave. Just conclude and close it off. That's right. We do have our own ecosystem over here. It's in outer space. Maybe in a dimension. Or universe. Not sure. We might get influenced by others. But mostly, we make it our own ecosystem, as David said. As for Blue Sky opening up at me. We're not sure what kind of ecosystem that will be. If it's woke S3W. It's gonna go. That's all. Anyways, at this point, I'll bid you adieu. Au revoir. Adios. Hasta mañana. Hasta luego. Arrivarderci. Shalom. Salaam alaikum. Sayonara. Dosvidaniya. Auf Wiedersehen. Yassas. Paratzas. Goodbye. Also, merci beaucoup. Muchas gracias. Molti mucho grazie. Tudaraba. Shukriya. Shukra. Sheshe. Spasiba. Dankushen. Efharisto poli. Shachoro begalem. And the only thing to say. Those guys who are working on Adhi. Just remember the phrase. You play stupid games and you win stupid prizes. Because when you get woke, you go broke. Just remember that as you go along. If you could remember that, then you'll be fine. But if you are a bunch of SJWs that don't know how to control yourselves. Oops. Boom to fail. Period. That's it. Anyways. So, the only thing to say is. Thank you very much.