Hey there Legend Ladies, it is Petrifying Pumpkins here and today I want to talk to you about the brand new reveal of the PlayStation 5's controller called the DualSense, so that's the first thing to know is that it's called the DualSense, it's not going to be called the DualShock 5 like I think everyone was expecting, although it's still got that abbreviation going, you can still call it the DS, maybe even the DS5, you know, DualSense, DualShock, same thing, kind of.  So they say, we've reached an exciting milestone with the PS5 as we're starting to ship our new controllers in its final design to developers who are implementing its unique features into their games, but first we wanted everyone in the PlayStation community to get a first look at the DualSense wireless controller and hear our vision for how the new controller will captivate more of your senses as you interact with the virtual worlds and PS5 games. The features of DualSense along with PS5's tempest 3D audio tech will deliver a new feeling of immersion to players. So here's a look at the controller itself, as you can see, it looks completely different to what we have now, here's what we have now as you know, I'm sure. You've got this two tone look which I think is the most striking thing, you've got these lights going down the sides of the touchpad, the touchpad has been expanded upon, you know, the home button is different, it's actually the logo of the PS, you know, the PlayStation symbol itself, the face buttons especially, they've lost their color, if you know what I mean, they seem to be either a gray color now or they're maybe see-through, maybe there's a light behind that that's not shown up in this picture, you can see just the overall shape of it has changed a bit and at the very bottom there is a microphone and there's a mute button built in which is a nice touch I think, but we'll read more about this in a sec. So they say here, we had a great opportunity with PS5 to innovate by offering game creators the ability to explore how they can heighten that feeling of immersion through our new controller which is why we adopted haptic feedback which adds a variety of powerful sensations you'll feel when you play such as the slow greasiness of driving a car through mud, that's one example. We also incorporated adaptive triggers into the L2 and O2 buttons of DualSense so you can truly feel the tension of your actions like when drawn a bow to shoes and arrow, sounds cool. Now of course the more stuff that they put into these controllers the bigger the controllers can be and they talk a bit about this here how they worked to design this to make it as small as they can so they say with adaptive triggers we had to consider how the components would fit into the hardware without giving us a bulky feeling. The designers were then able to draw the lines of how the exterior of the controller would look and feel with the challenge of making the controller feel smaller than it really looks so in doing so they say we changed the angle of the hand triggers and they also made some subtle changes to the grips so you know these are kind of the things that maybe we won't really know how they impact us until we have the controller on our hands we know how it feels ourselves so that's kind of a wait-and-see kind of a thing. So next he talks about the battery and the waste he says we also took thoughtful consideration into ways to maintain a strong battery life for DualSense's rechargeable battery and to lessen the waste of the controller as much as possible as new features were added. He briefly teases this new create button which is replacing the share button we don't know why the name has been changed or what difference the create button will have with the share button they're kind of just saying we'll let you know more about that closer to launch so we're gonna wait and see on that one but I'm pretty excited about that as someone who makes content with their PlayStation the share button was so so handy it was the best thing about the controller in my opinion the DualShock 4 so I can't wait to see what the create button does and of course they've also got the built-in microphone this was we've seen this we've talked about this in patents and stuff like that in the past and here we have confirmation there is a built-in microphone now those patents did suggest that the PS5 would have a built-in like AI helper that you would talk to so like let's say google assistant or Alexa or something like that so this kind of lends weight to that too so there's a good chance that you'll be talking to your PlayStation through the microphone in the controller like asking for help with certain things or searching things or googling things or whatever talks briefly about colors which of course that was like super striking to see the colors but you know at the end of the day it doesn't really matter if you ask me in all we went through several concepts and hundreds of mock-ups over the last few years before we settled on this final design we want gamers to feel like the controller is an extension of themselves when they're playing so much so that they forget that it's even in their hands so immersion is the name of the game here which is you know obviously ideal that's something you want especially as a viewer gamer you know immersion that's key and then there's a brief message from Jim Ryan who's the president CEO of Sony interactive entertainment but he doesn't really say anything new about us but let's look back on the controller and see if the DualSense can tell us anything about viewer well first of all if you get a look at the top here we're missing the light bar from the top that is gone instead the lights have been moved to the front and they appear to be just cosmetic only which i assume that means there won't be too bright there is just just a charging port up at the top now so that does kind of hint at the fact that PlayStation Virtual Reality 2 will not be using light tracking which is something we've all had our fingers crossed hoping for light tracking is easily the biggest achilles heel that we currently have with the ps viewer one that we're dealing with right now there's so many things that can interfere with the tracking of the PlayStation camera if there's a reflection behind you if that if you're just slightly out of view with the lights or something like that so many things can go wrong so hopefully we're looking at something like inside out tracking or something like that for the next generation that could be a huge improvement now keep in mind if we do get a ps viewer two which we probably will we're also probably going to get new move controllers too like move controllers 2.0 they might not even be called moves they'd be called something else i'm sure so maybe some games will work with this but maybe or maybe sony want to take the approach of not you're anyone using moves when it comes to ps viewer two games i don't know we have to wait and see but with talk of like the adaptive triggers and the haptic feedbacks you know that sounds great that sounds perfect for virtual reality i'm going to leave it there you can let me know in the comments what you think of this controller i'm seeing a whole host of different reactions to this already some people think it looks cool some people thinks it looks you know good i've seen one person say it looks pretentious which i think you know is a pretty interesting comment for a controller you know but just let me know what you think below but before i end this video let me give a huge shout out to my patreon supporters whose names are on the screen right now this time for sure i forgot last time i'm sorry about that won't happen again and let me also give a shout out to crumb tradition pete hawkins and columbus thomas the third for their support on the top tier over on patreon if you want to be a patreon supporter too the link will be in the description below if not don't worry about it no big deal i'll still appreciate likes subscribes shares all that good stuff also a big shout out to decepticon for letting me use his music in all my videos go check him out over on decepticon.com and go listen to him on spotify or wherever it is you listen to your music you're probably gonna find him that is it for this video thank you for watching i'll see you in the next one bye for now


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What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here some talk about several different topics in this video here again today We'll be talking about halloween ends. We'll be talking about saw X We'll be talking about screen six and we'll be talking about nightmare now on the street So just to kick it off at halloween ends Michael Myers is going to die That is the update I will say just to kick it off and get to the point of what my whole spiel will be about here I'm convinced of this because too many pieces from Jamie Lee Curtis now point in that direction The latest piece is her making it known why she returned to the series according to this sci-fi wire article that came out a couple days ago We all knew this I think and I think she mentioned it previously But she wasn't happy with Lori's exit from the series with resurrection She said that she's proud of halloween H2O but had agreed to do that movie if Michael was going to be ended as well This was not possible. We know due to certain stipulations in place So Jamie said she continued working on H2O and will return for resurrection If the ending at least looked like she killed Michael and they'd kill her at the start of the next movie that being resurrection Cuz she didn't think Lori could live knowing she killed an innocent man And of course, you know, she also wanted a lot of money Just to do that cheap disgusting opening from resurrection. I mean the opening itself isn't poor It's just like the outcome the actual results of it and how Lori dies not Lori dying herself Just how she dies that's really kind of a Stain on that so with that in mind Jamie of course has a chance to rewrite history here with how he ends and so like that's why I'm convinced Michael must be dying This might not sit well with some but there's nothing wrong with Michael dying on screen They're just the creative team involved with the trilogy definitely let her have some creative input I feel like but I don't think Michael is dying Simply because she wants that but because other parties wanted to and it just works out because she wanted this 20 years ago Now if you think the only reason Michael is dying is because Lori Strode had that much control over this film I mean, I'm not gonna say it's not a possibility. I just don't think Jamie Lee Curtis was Acting like that throughout the process of making these three movies I think that there was an agreement from multiple parties that they want to kill Michael Myers, so We'll see if that's what indeed happens in Halloween ends jumping into saw X saw X is reportedly Going to start filming later this month in Mexico and the story will be set in Mexico possibly as well now This is coming from vink 360 the reddit user over on the sauce subreddit that folks again over there Seem to trust with info due to their track record Vink is saying that this movie will also be set in Mexico City according to what they've been told or what they've heard from Multiple different individuals or people or sources that go to them and then they relate to us We know saw X is supposed to be arriving in theaters next October It was announced and confirmed earlier this year and we don't have any casting news But this is expected to be a John Kramer centric film So another prequel in some fashion of course since we know John Kramer's character jigsaw died in saw 3 We know Kevin Grudert is back at the helm to direct this movie as well after he's had his hand in a couple of the previous entries Now vink did also reiterate some other plot details John apparently now this again is not confirmed John will travel to Mexico in relation to something regarding his cancer now at one point vink was saying this would be Europe So I guess they've changed it and now it's going to be Mexico what that is I guess what as far as like why they're traveling Related to the cancer. I guess we're not we're not gonna find out until Filming starts or later on when filming starts this month if that's true Or of course we won't find out why he's in Mexico until closer to the release when we start finding out other official details but We'll have to wait and see if all of this ends up being true because if the movie starts filming later this month That's another sign that again you should probably all start following the user vink 360 over on the saw subreddit and Hopefully we'll get some more casting news and other official details as the film gets ready to go under or go into production in Mexico My hope is that it's just good enough prequel that can close the door on John Kramer because I believe the IP can exist without that Character it just needs to be done the right way and a lot of people think spiral wasn't the right way I'm not one of them, but I know there aren't many people who want to spiral to I wasn't the biggest fan of jigsaw So I hope this revisiting or Bringing him back once again is something that is able to close the chapter on what he has done Tobin Bell That being what he's been able to do for this series jumping in the screen six Scream six is allegedly going to have some early test screenings in November according to a rumor That's now floating around out there shout out to you beyond the mask because I saw your video discussing this earlier today I can say that I too was told something regarding the film should be ready by November And I guess that's because of these alleged test screenings that will happen if this is true I was told that something would be happening or should be ready by November So I guess this is related to test screenings. That's again assuming this room ends up being true So similar to Halloween ends and every other movie that does this It's nothing more than just a way to get an idea of whether or not There's room for improvement before you fully release the movie to a more wider audience Obviously if this is true many of us will want to also know if Nev ends up appearing as Sydney I will say this don't be shocked if she doesn't if they actually go through and have test screenings Don't be shocked if she doesn't because they what they would want to do is denounce any leakers Because what multiple people do is they sign those in the a's and what do they do? They come out and they DM people and tell them things about the movie They saw from accounts that of course can't be traced back to the actual person That was in person at the screening because they don't know who belongs who this account belongs to so I wouldn't be shocked if you don't hear anything about a nev scene if this test screening happens Don't be surprised if it's just withheld until the month of March, but we'll see if this is true Also the Tony revelori interview from insider mentioned that scream six had no release date and that's not true March 31st is still the release date until said otherwise. There are no delays at this time Someone just made a human mistake when publishing that article Last thing we're going to talk about is nightmare in Elm Street So Heather Langekamp has interest in a nightmare in Elm Street Requel it seems she said in an interview with entertainment tonight or entertainment weekly I believe or entertainment tonight that she like if Nancy could come back and fight Freddy again now Heather returning I see happening before Robert's honestly if Robert does return I trust that they would make it work But Heather then went on to express how she's been a fan of what has happened with Jamie Lee and her return to Halloween So I get I get why she would want to return as Nancy and I'm all for it She has already died in return once before so an actual Requel that's not as meta as new nightmare will be great to see if it can be executed properly There's been no word though on anything really overly to get hopeful on when it relates to a new Freddy Krueger movie Or just anything from the nightmare in Elm Street IP Since a few years back when the Craven estate was said to be taking pitches for a new show or a new film You know and I've seen some things out there related to a Requel and several different people have a lot of clever unique ideas that people seem to be a fan of so I think a nightmare in Elm Street Requel could work. We kind of already got something like that With the new nightmare but again that was that was more meta overly meta than what they could do Without that aspect involved like we got in new nightmare So I think a requel for nightmare in Elm Street could work with Heather Langenkamp being back would be awesome Obviously Robert England being back as Freddy Freddy Krueger will be awesome And of course it's important to remember that Heather Langenkamp expressing interest in this doesn't mean it's going to happen It was just a nice little tidbit to hear from her When she was out doing this interview But let me know just think about all this down the comment section below if you haven't already of course make She subscribe turn on post notifications that you never miss a video in the description. 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Welcome to Think Tech Hawaii, Konnichiwa Hawaii, a Japanese language broadcast streaming live from downtown Honolulu and available on YouTube. I'm your host, Yukari Kunisue. And joining me today in the studio is Mr. Yo Takahara, Seitai Massage Therapist. He's also a DJ in local music doing. Yo explains what Seitai is about and how his youth dream to be a musician and Seitai are integrated in his life. Hello, everyone. I'm from downtown Honolulu, and I speak Japanese from Think Tech Hawaii. Hello, I'm your host, Yukari Kunisue. Today's broadcast is about Seitai Hawaii in Hawaii, a clinic called Hawaii Seitai. Tonight, we have a unique Seitai master, Mr. Yo Takahara, who is a DJ. Thank you very much for your time. Hello. First of all, I think there are a lot of people who don't know much about Seitai from Seitai and me. I think I'm the only one who knows about Seitai. There are massages and pressurizes, such as needles. What's the difference between Seitai and Seitai? Seitai is a place where you can do both the same things and make it easier to do. It means making it easier for the body. Yes, the body and the mind as well. In other words, it approaches the structural part of the body. The structural part. For example, the muscles, joints, muscles, and structures. By approaching them, you can improve the functional structure of the body. That's why Seitai is a place where you can improve the body. Yes, that's right. It's hard to explain in English, but Japanese body-fixing method. In English, it's called the body-fixing method. That's right. Is this a unique way of doing it in Japan? Yes, Seitai was born in Japan. There are many ways to do Seitai, but Seitai is a place where you can't say that it's a body-fixing method. There are many ways to do Seitai, so if you want to improve the body, you can do whatever you want. You can do whatever you want. You can do it by pushing, pulling, bending, or tapping. You can also do it by massaging, or by loosening the muscles. You can also do it by moving the joints and loosening them. There is a circuit, a circuit plant. You can do it by pushing or pulling the bones. That is the structure of the bones. Massaging is muscles, right? Do you think it's better to do it by massaging it? Yes, I think it's better to do it by massaging it as a way of thinking. Do you have Seitai, Mr. Yoh? Do you think I'm doing it by massaging it like this? I'm doing it by massaging it in the main. It's like the release of a goldfish. Goldfish? Is it a place where you wrap the goldfish? It's a place where you wrap the goldfish. A place where you wrap the goldfish? There are various kinds of goldfish.  Is it different from the skin?  Everyone, if you take out the skin, there is a place where you wrap the whole body. There is one thing that is still nervous about the goldfish. Is that a goldfish? So, for example, if you have a long time sitting in front mirror, the goldfish like a full-body suit is a shape where the front side is tilted and the back is pulled. That's why it's a wave of the frame. It's like this. The front side is stretched out and the outside is extended. First of all, it's like taking out the balance of the tension of the whole frame on the outside. There are also goldfish on the inside. I don't know how many goldfish there are. Each goldfish is wrapped around the frame like a chicken's skin. Is it a chicken's skin? I think it's easy to imagine. I see. It's easy to imagine. The frame of the goldfish next to the frame is twisted and stuck. That's why it's hard. The tension of the goldfish next to the frame of the goldfish is also released in detail. You have a perfect body clinic. Is this one of the ways to do it? That's right. Do you do it perfectly? That's my name. My teacher, Ms. Etto Katahira, made the perfect body clinic. It's one of the ways to do it. I also studied it. The basic method of my clinic is the perfect body clinic. Ms. Etto Katahira, you are from Japan, right? That's right. Did you come to Hawaii? Yes, I came to Hawaii and told you about the perfect body clinic. I am currently in Japan. You are back in Japan. When you learned from your teacher, did you come to Hawaii? Yes, I came to Hawaii. I was attacked. I see. You were attacked. I would like you to explain what you are doing here. Let's see if we can show the first picture. This is from a client. He has a mysterious face. What is this? What kind of magic is this? What kind of problem is this? This is probably the balance of the pelvis. The balance of the pelvis? The balance of the pelvis is distorted? That's right. The balance of the pelvis, or the left side of the pelvis, is affected by this. Do you press or tilt this mouse a little? Yes. Pressing and pulling. You loosen the neck, and reduce the tension. I think it's a bit like the current picture, like the cultural heritage of Meiji. Oh, that's right. It didn't matter, sorry. Next picture. Oh, this is... This is kind of a circuit practice. This is probably... I think you're looking at the movement of the hip joint. Hip joint. The hip joint is a place where it's easy to form. That's right. I think it's a woman's hip joint. It's probably a woman's hip joint. I see. So, you're going to do that like a little girl? That's right. Well, I think you're looking at the movement and looking at which direction is harder. I see. I think you're looking at the movement of which direction is more nervous. I see. The last one. This is the shoulder, right? This is the shoulder. I think it's a place where you're looking at the movement of the hip joint. I see. The hip joint, as I said earlier, is a place where you can do the computer, and you can do the front arm. It's a place where you can do the front arm. That's right. I hear that there are many young families who don't do the front arm, but are there young families? Yes. Thank you. We sit for the whole time. When we're talking about computers and cell phones, we tend to shape the path with which we may be looking at the screen. And that makes up for a wide variety of differences. I see. What kind of body type of person will go to the cell? I think there are various types of people with various levels, but I think there is the most effect on the problem. There are a lot of people who come to the cell, but the pain is quite long. It is a case where the pain cannot be fully healed. Originally, if you have pain or your muscles are tense, if you sleep for a night, you can recover and be healthy. The state of natural gravity is working hard. Even if you sleep for a night, the pain will not be removed. This is the state where the natural gravity increases and becomes worse. Such people may have a structural distortion or have a cause. If you have a chronic pain, if you sleep for 2 to 3 hours, it will be healed. If you have such a person, you can go to the cell. I recommend it to those people. For example, if you go to a massage, it feels good, but it hurts the same way as the next day. It's still the same. Does it heal when you go to the cell? Yes, it improves. Of course, by loosening the muscles with a massage, it becomes better and easier. Even so, if you can't get used to it, even if your shoulder is painful, the original cause is coming from the other side of your shoulder. Your body is all balanced. You can find out where the real cause is when you look for the overall balance of your body. If you have a good balance, you can improve your symptoms. Even if you have a pain, it's only on the upper part of your body. It's only on the upper part of your body. Do you think there are other ways to balance your body such as the style of your lifestyle or your diet? Yes, as I said, there is a balance of your body and your diet. There are also mental things. There are also cases where you have a bad look, including all of them. There are also cases where you look at your body. For example, when you talk to each other, you feel refreshed. Yes, that's right. When I listen to the conversation, I feel refreshed when I talk to each other. I see. When you talk to your clients, even if they ask you to do something, you feel stressed out when they ask you to do something. You feel refreshed when you listen to them. Yes, that's what I think. What do you say to those people? Do you feel that you are being cancelled without being aware of it? Well, it's not that... It's not about money, but it's about being cancelled. Like Yukari said, it's not about doing it in a professional way. Of course, if stress is the cause of your pain or symptoms, it's good for you to get rid of stress. So, if you talk to each other, it's good for you to get better. Next, I'd like to talk to you after you take a break. I'm going to speak in Japanese. Hello. I'd like to take a break. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. o'clock on Think Tech Hawaii. Most of my programs deal with my own life and law experience. Recently, I interviewed Alex Gempell, who I have known for over 30 years, about his voyage across the sea as a lawyer from Tokyo to Hawaii. Those are the type of stories that I like to bring and like to talk about. Human stories about law and life. Aloha. We're back from break. I am Yukari Kunisue. And this is Konnichiwa, Hawaii. I'm talking with Yo Ita Hara, a seitai therapist and DJ. I'm live with a Japanese program, Konnichiwa, Hawaii. Today, we're going to talk about the perfect seitai. We're going to talk about the perfect seitai, the seitai, and the seitai, and we're going to talk about the perfect seitai. Next question. I'd like to ask why is seitai in Hawaii again? There are a lot of people in Japan who are popular now. I think there are a lot of people who are doing it in Japan. Why did you want to try seitai in Hawaii? I was originally going to go on a seitai or a massage. I was on a train about 10 years ago. When I saw the outside, I suddenly wanted to try seitai. I was on a train and when I saw the outside, I suddenly felt like something was coming. Was there a seitai sign outside? Maybe not. I was looking out the window and thinking about it. So you've never done anything about seitai before? Yes, I've done it a few times. As a patient? I didn't really go on a train or anything. But 10 years ago, I got a loan. I started studying there and went to school. At that time, I was working as a CD for Tower Records. I started working at the company. From there, I went to the store and went to the seitai or a massage. How did you get to Hawaii? I met with my wife, Yumiko. We went to Hawaii together. Did you go to Hawaii with your wife? I went to Hawaii with my wife because I had a wedding job. You liked Hawaii. Yes, I did. I was asked to go to Hawaii with my wife. I was asked to go to Hawaii with my wife. I went to the seitai or a massage in Japan. I'm going back to the story. You were a company of Tower Records. Yes, I was. You loved music, right? Yes, I've always liked music. What kind of music did you like? Did you play it yourself? I like music that plays a song called DJ. That's what I'm doing now. Originally, for example, you were playing the guitar or playing the trumpet. Originally, yes. I used to make it with my own synthesizer. I see. That's how I liked it. However, I didn't really look forward to making it myself. There is already wonderful music, so I thought it would be good to play it. I see. So I feel like I can tell you about it. I don't have to make more than this. I have a lot of things to do. I like to do that. Do you feel like you spread it out through DJs? That's right. Originally, I used to play live with my own song. I think it would be great if I could make people who are coming and people who are in front of me happy. I see. I think it would be nice if you could make people happy. I see. I think that's how I started DJing. You didn't do DJing in Japan. So you came here and started DJing in Japan? Yes, I did it in Japan as well. In Japan? Yes. I think it would be great if you could show us some pictures. If you can show the picture when he was... Wow, this is so cool. What are you doing here? This is where I play DJing. There is a party called Soul Gasm. It's called Honolulu in Hawaii. This is a picture that I play at the bar 35 in Chinatown. Chinatown bar 35. I play it at the bar 35 on Friday the 3rd. I see. If you want to meet DJs, you can come to Chinatown on Friday the 3rd. On Friday the 3rd, I play it at the bar 35. On Friday the 1st, I play it at Baby in Chicago. I see. So you don't play DJing when you're playing, do you? That's what I'm thinking about. I see.  How do you connect those two? Well, I think it might be the opposite. But I think it's fun to make people happy in front of you. I think the mind of the staff is the same. This is a different story, but I think it's fun to make people happy in front of you. That's what I'm thinking about. The opposite is a quiet place, where you play music, and the structure. The other is a very lively place. That's right. Do you have your favorite genre of music? Yes, I do. I like everything about genres, but DJing is a genre called disco music or house music. I see. Do you dance by yourself? Yes, I do. I think it's fun to make people happy in front of you. I see.  What do you want to do in the future? Well, I'm in Hawaii now, but I can't really feel the pain in my body, so I have a lot of trouble. So now, I want to play the role of the people in Hawaii. I'll do my best. Of course, I'll enjoy the music. I'll do my best. So you're in Hawaii now, and you want to play here? Yes. With your wife, Yumiko. Yes. I see. If you're in other places in Japan, or if you're in Hawaii, I'd like you to play the role of DJing, or the role of the staff. So I'd like you to play the role of the cute staff. Yes. The place is next to the Don Quixote. There is a Don Quixote in Honolulu. For those of you who don't know. Well, we have an ad for the free paper, so you can check it out. If you search for it on the internet, you can find information. You can also check it out. I see. For example, is there anything you can see when you play the role of the staff? Me? Yes. I don't have a video yet, so if I make something new, I'd like you to play the role of the staff. I'm also an experimenter, but I'd like you to play the role of the staff. There is a problem here. If you have a video like this, it might be easier. Yes. If you make a video like this, you can play the role of the DJ. Yes. You can play the role of the DJ. What I learned today is the balance of the body. Do you have any advice? Some people don't have time to go to the gym. Some people are stressed out. Do you have any advice that you can do on your own? Well, it's a habit. It's a habit. Please look at your habit. It's a habit. Yes, it's a habit. For example, when you're sitting, you don't step on your feet. I'm sorry. I'm sitting. I'm sorry. Can you please try putting your feet together? I see. You can put your feet together so that no one else will have to step on your feet. Yes, it's a balance. It's better not to step on your feet. Thank you. It was an important advice. Thank you. Thank you. I'm really busy today. Thank you for the talk. Thank you. It's a habit. You can't put your feet together. Thank you very much for coming. Stay tuned for more shows in Japanese. Thank you all for watching. I'm your host, Yukari Kunisue. See you next time.


Since 1980, more than 4,600 women have graduated from the Naval Academy and have continued to excel in the military careers and beyond. Class of 1981 graduate, Rear Admiral Margaret Klein, was the first woman to serve as Commandant of Midshipmen and is now Senior Advisor to the Secretary of Defense for Military Professionalism. Vice Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Michelle Howard, who graduated in 1982, currently holds the second highest position in the Navy as the Vice Chief of Naval Operations. Howard made history as the first African American woman to reach the flag rank and the first woman to wear four stars. Today, Midshipmen First Class Megan Musilli is the only service Academy student to be selected for a 2016 Rhodes Scholarship. To learn more about female Naval Academy students and graduates, visit the United States Naval Academy website.


था मनी दिमेंट फूँषन. अपनी दिमेंट उजी समझा किस्ष्से मुराथ क्या है। अर किसतरा से ये टिटर्मन होती है। कोन कोन से पक्तर दिस को लिएन Jobs था जा मैं था दिलेँभण से करेंगे है। left hand side is equal to P times L which is the function of Y and I. P price level is P price level and we have studied its direct and proportional relationship with the price level. So, when prices increase, the proportion with which the nominal demand also increases with the same proportion. So, this is why P is multiplying with this and many demand function is there in this. So, it depends on two variables. One is Y that is real income, the output and the second is I. It is the nominal interest rate on non-monetary assets. On interest rate, we talked in the last module about interest rates like this. So, we simplified it by saying that we will use the symbol of I to denote that the interest rate of all non-monetary assets is to be shown. And if we put M subscript on I, then all the interest rates on money will be to be shown. Since there is no variation in I, we have dropped it in this function. But we have included I because I is the non-monetary asset on interest rate. So, this definitely has a strong impact on money demand. And along with P, I have told that there is a direct and proportional relationship. And with the income, we have discussed the direct relationship. But the ratio of income increases, the money demand decreases. Interest rate I is the nominal interest rate. And what is the interest rate on non-monetary assets? So, money demand has a negative relationship with this. Interest rate increases on non-monetary assets. So, it is obvious that if we hold the money and cast its opportunity, then people will have less cash or less money. So, along with this, there is a negative relationship. Along with P, there is a direct and proportional relationship. Y is the direct, but it is not 1 to 1. The ratio of Y increases the nominal money demand. It increases less and along with the interest rate increases the negative relationship. And with the increase of interest rate, the money demand will decrease. The same detail is that the nominal money demand is proportional to the price level. And the rise in Y will increase the money demand, but not as much as I have told you. The rise in Y will reduce the money demand. There is a negative relationship. So, I have told you that I am the constant interest rate that I get on money. I get the money demand account. We have dropped it from this. That it usually does not get a lot of changes. So, for this money demand function, we have explained it. There is an alternative expression for this. What is the change in this? First, if you recall, what was the function of Y? And we have written I instead of Y. How did I define it? I was the nominal interest rate. And you know that the real interest rate is R. R is the real interest rate. So, this will be equal to I. If you do the expected inflation minus, I is the nominal interest rate. If you do the expected inflation minus, then this will be your real interest rate. So, by rearranging this, I will be equal to R plus expected inflation. So, we have substituted I by this R plus expected inflation. We had seen that with I, the relationship money demand, nominal money demand was negative. With I, it increased. So, now R will increase with the real interest rate. And with the expected inflation rate, it will also increase with I. So, if P is the constant and Y is the constant, then if the real interest rate increases, then the money demand will decrease. And similarly, if the expected inflation increases, then the nominal money demand will also decrease. Okay. So, now we have written this in another way. What have we done in this? We have divided both the sides in pieces. Okay, to the left side as well. And to this side as well. And to the left side as well. You have MND over P. And to the right side as well. L, that is the function of Y and R plus expected inflation. So, by dividing it from P, we know that when we divide any nominal variable from the price level, then it becomes a real variable. So, MND was the nominal demand for money. And when we have divided it from P, then this is the real demand for money. Okay. So, real demand for money, real balances, we also call it as its demand. So, this depends on, which things it depends on. Real money demand, it depends on your real income, on Y, on output, directly with it. It has a relationship. With the increase of Y, the real money demand will increase. It depends on the real interest rate. Okay. With the increase of real interest rate, the real money demand will decrease. And it depends on the expected inflation. With the increase of it, there will be a reduction in it. So, in this mathematical form, we have understood how we can express these relationships. Thank you very much.


I want to talk about homes in the US. We could literally, literally be underwater billions and billions of dollars. And I'm not talking about the market. I'm talking about some other factors that I feel like is just an interesting conversation. I don't know what I believe and what I don't believe when it comes to this, but I feel like it's an interesting conversation. And after this video, I'm going to do a lot more research to dig more into this issue so that I can become more informed myself and also really relay that to you moving forward. But before I get into why we could potentially be so far underwater here, I just want to talk about the state of the market in general, the fact that we are literally down billions of dollars in equity with homeowners in the US just because the market downturn from the peak of June. So it's actually trillions. So the US homeowners have lost $2.3 trillion, trillion dollars in value since the peak in June. All right. So total value of US homes was $45.3 trillion at the end of 2022, down 4.9%. That's $2.3 trillion. From our record high of $47.7 trillion in June. This is the largest June to December drop in percentage terms and percentage terms, guys, percentage terms since 2008. So with the total value of US homes up 6.5% from a year earlier in December, that's the smallest year over year increase during any month since August 2020. This is according to an analyst from Redfin Estimates on more than 99 million US residential properties. So we're down from the peak. I think we all knew that, okay? I think we all knew that. But understanding how much we're down is the big one. So in the Bay Area, housing has lost more value in percentage terms than anywhere in the country, right? And that's, you know, even with Florida, continuing to see gains. So that's what I was saying earlier that in Miami, for example, price is still going up. This is crazy. And another interesting fact is that millennials who are now in their home buying years have experienced larger value gains than other generations. So I want to talk about why that is. But then also, here is something very interesting is that is values in high areas with areas with high flood and or heat risk have held up better than values in areas with low risk, indicating that, ding, ding, ding, climate dangers aren't priced in, okay? So we're going to come back to that in just a minute. Climate dangers not priced into the market. That's something I feel like is just a very interesting topic that I want to open up with you guys and get your comments on. So this is a chart showing the $2.3 trillion lost in value. So this goes back to, say, probably 2002, it looks like. And you can see the total value of U.S. residential homes in the U.S. And then the bottom chart here is year over year change. You can see the dip in the 2008 to 2012-ish to 13 range. And then it started to come back with a vengeance, mind you. And then you can see where it plunged up, you know, during the pandemic, post-pandemic and all that good stuff. And then it's kind of plummeted down from there. But you see the red here, it goes all the way up to the $47 trillion and now we're down to $45 trillion. So it's going to take so much to bring this chart back down to where we're at, say, 2018, 2019 numbers. The total value of homes in Miami rose 19.7% year over year, okay, $77 billion to $468 billion in December. The largest annual increase in percentage terms among the Metro Redfin analyzed. So Miami, they rose the highest in terms of overall valuation of homes in their area out of all the Metro areas analyzed. And then a few other ones was Sarasota, Florida, Knoxville, Tennessee, Charleston, South Carolina, Lakeland, Florida. Those all saw nice appreciation points. You see two of those places there are in Florida. Florida is just, and I think that's because people are flocking. People are still, you know, that's like an aftermath of people flocking to Florida. We all know a lot of people moved from California to Texas and Florida. People were flocking from New York to Florida. I think a lot of that has slowed down a pretty good bit. I still hear of agents telling me that they're still seeing people, you know, like my agents in Florida are still saying people in New York are still coming, but not like it was, right? Not like it was. So that's starting to slow down a bit. So I think that has a lot to do with these numbers, people moving, you know, and if you look at these numbers in some of these other areas, like for example, like we said here, the Bay Area Housing Market has lost the most, right? That's people moving out of the Bay Area, moving to Florida. That's people moving out of New York and moving to Florida. So you're going to see New York probably right under Bay Area for this, that list. The Millennials. I thought this was interesting. Millennials in prime home buying age are replacing large value or are reaping large value gains. So they're seeing the largest benefit here of equity gains, value at, you know, total, you know, housing, you know, value. They're seeing the biggest gains out of all the generations, all the different generations, because they're moving into their prime home buying years. And this is something I've been talking about for a while, is that we're going to have the Millennials, which is the largest generation, moving into their prime buying years for a long time because it's such a large, the age range of Millennials is so large that we're going to see a good 5 to 10 years worth of massive demand from that generation coming into their prime buying years. And this is another thing that I believe really pushes the market up over the next three to five years, because you've still got lack of inventory. And we've got the largest generation out there coming into their 30s. And I'm, I'm, I'm the oldest millennial. I know that the end, I don't know where the beginning range is, age ranges for Millennials. But I know the end range is 41 because I'm 41. And I know that I barely made the cut to be a Millennial to be considered a Millennial. And so, and I know that I'm the oldest. So, and I know it went back a lot further than 10 years. So, we're looking at a good 5 or 10 years worth of demand with builders that can't keep up, they can't keep up. And the reason why, and this makes total sense. The reason why they saw the largest gains of value, home values, because since they're in their home buying age, they're purchasing substantially more homes than they were in recent years. So, it makes total sense. The Millennials weren't buying in their 20s. So, of course, that generation didn't see a large increase in home values because they didn't own homes. Now they're moving into their home prime home, prime home buying years. Now they're buying tons of homes. So, of course, that's, that's going to increase. So, here we go. All right. And now I'm going to, I'm going to get into some other articles, but this is what the interesting conversation is for me. When I read this and then I read this in different articles, I'm like, wow, this is this, is this a thing? So, homes endangered by climate change keep gaining value despite rise in natural disasters. Home values in places that face high risk from climate change have performed roughly the same or better as home values in places that face low climate risk. Okay. And then the green here. It says an indication that climate risk isn't yet priced into the US housing market. That's an incredible statement. I mean, I mean, it's literally telling us that in their opinion, the argument is that because of climate change and natural disasters, that these houses should not be appreciating as fast as the low risk houses. And my question is kind of like, I get that you can classify low risk and high risk, but I mean, can't a natural disaster pretty much happen out? I mean, isn't that the whole, I know several like, I don't know. Maybe when was that really big flood we had in Foley, Alabama? I have probably like 2012-ish or so about 10 years ago. We had it. Well, we had what they call a hundred year flood. And people, their houses were flooding that they were, it was like the safest place you could be, but yet their houses were flooding like two feet in their house. And it was a disaster. And this was out of nowhere. So it's kind of like, even the places that they say are safe, are they really? That's one question. But anyway, back to, back to where I'm going with this, I want to, I want to go a little darker though with this. Well, no, first off areas with high flood risk, see 8% increase in home value. This is the year over year change with the different types of natural disasters. And the blue is low risk and the red is high risk. So with heat, like fire, no, that's not, not fire. There is one for fire. Heat, like the warmer, you know, hotter areas. Um, the low risk only rose 1.9% versus the high risk 7.3. You know, storms, hurricanes, stuff like that. The low risk rose 5.4, the high risk 6.3. Floods, all right, houses that are in flood, you know, bad flood prone areas. Um, they've increased the low risk flood areas increased 5.5 versus the high flood risk rose 8.1. It kind of makes sense because the higher flood risk areas are probably going to be waterfront, which people are willing to pay more for. So that kind of makes exact sense. Fire, fire, decrease, the low risk for fire, uh, increased more than higher risk for fire makes total sense. You're like, I don't want to be around fires. Same thing with drought. Nobody wants to be around a drought. So the low risk for drought increased more. So that this chart kind of makes sense to me in a way, but look at this. All right. Look at this. Is the housing market overvalued by billions due to flood risks? Okay. Now this is going to kind of blow your mind a little bit. Studies say areas vulnerable to floods may result in overvalued housing, uh, market buy up to $237 billion. That house you may, uh, not be, that, that house you have may not be worth what you think it is. And a lot of people are in the same boat, uh, and may need one. Ha, ha, according to a new study, homes in certain areas that are vulnerable to floods are overvalued by 120 billion to 237 billion. Okay. Bloomberg reported. Okay. Uh, Bloomberg reported here. US housing market is overvalued by billions due to ignored flood risks. This is kind of hard to believe. All right. The authors of the report got the numbers by determining how much homes are currently selling for and estimating the yearly, the average yearly losses that homeowners would experience in the event of a flood over the course of 30 years or the typical length of a mortgage. Not surprisingly, the biggest differences in value where the coastal areas like Florida where real estate transactions don't require the disclosure of risk of floods. Bloomberg again said, citing the report. So they, they, uh, they reported this and the consequence of this financial risk and how the housing market responds really, uh, really depend on policy choice on who bears the cost of climate change, climate change. Um, this is coming from Jesse of the environmental defense fund and a lead author of the, the report said, according to Bloomberg, it is really critical that flood risk is better communicated to the property owners. High value properties accounted for the lion's share of the, the, uh, you know, the decrease over the next 30 years and a large portion of overvalued valuation is driven by properties that are not covered by severe flood zones specifically designed by the government. So they're saying that the government isn't zoning the houses correctly. In terms of flood zones, much of the problem lies with the state and federal governments. States have different requirements as to disclosing flood risk or in a cell. That's true. Um, and, but this, this right, but this last statement right here, this last statement, okay. The report by the New Jersey nonprofit climate central said sea levels could fully or partially flood approximately 34 billion worth of real estate on the country's coasts. Okay. That estimate, um, is projected over the life of a 30 year mortgage. The nonprofit use tax, tax assessed data from counties across the country, along with title level properties, uh, boundaries and, and, and, uh, uh, uh, elevation, it predicted the damage will be worse by the end of the century, potentially tripling losses in countries adjoined to the sea. So they're saying that the sea levels could potentially, uh, fully or partially flood approximately 34 billion worth of real estate on the country's coast.  That's what I was saying. Like I have to go and see what in the world they're talking about here. Cause this sounds wild because I live on the beach. You tell me the sea level is going to come up and get me. I gotta go see this for myself. Like what's happening? You know, it seems like the sea level has been the same as been for what? How many centuries nuts? But anyway, I thought this was interesting. Number one, the fact that, uh, we're down, uh, what was it? Two over $2 trillion in equity from the peak, which is still so far from, I mean, yes, but no, okay. It's, it's, we were due to have a bite taken out of us and we're, we're due to possibly have another few bites taken out of us. I believe that that is true and possible and probably a reality over the next three to five to six months. But you know, that was kind of like, well, we knew that was going to happen whenever you double the cost of debt. Um, and inflation is through the roof, but this, you know, sea level rising thing, it's a whole nother ball game, ladies and gentlemen. So anyway, let me know your thoughts in the comments about that. I appreciate you guys watching this video. Catch the next video right here. And until I see you again, keep selling.


Let's talk now about bringing badges to your school, to your organization. You're one of those people that can influence things and make change. Perhaps you make waves. Perhaps you annoy people. Perhaps you're so good that everybody just listens to what you say. Either way, we're going to talk about how to get those badges rolling with your group of people that you hang out with. For me, this is the process I like to go through. Find those early adopters. Find people that love new things and that are motivated or excited by new things. Also find people that you have a good relationship with, someone who trusts you. In schools, when it comes to technology, often it's these people. They're a little bit nerdy. They like that new exciting challenge. Maybe they're socially awkward. I don't know. But if you can find those early adopters, they will help you to create a domino effect where when you get them going, it'll be the next one and the next one. There's a curve that talks about new adoptions and there's always the early adopters in the beginning who are influencers and then everybody else starts to adopt it and then the late adopters come in. So get those early adopters rolling. It's a great way to test the system as well. There will be lots of mistakes in the beginning and they will be more likely to be patient with it. Start small. Starting one classroom. I started with the PE teachers. Actually, they just took off from there. I was like, whoa, slow down. But I didn't want to say that, but I was thinking that instead I had to catch up. But I started with one group of people to test the system. I found tons of mistakes, got it worked out, got a nice process set up and going so it would scale out to a larger group. So start small, start with a couple, get a process in place and scale it up. I talked a little bit about the process that Concordia uses to award badges in an earlier part of this presentation. So you can feel free to go back and watch it if you want. Or of course you can always go to badges.concordiashangi.org and check out our processes there. Locate a badge designer. Look around. Try and find one. I found one at my school. School. He likes doing it. There's a lot of work at him. So far he's happy. I hope that continues. There's always open badges.me, which we talked about earlier, if you don't have a badge designer. See if you can get one in place. It's more fun if it's somebody here within your organization that's local. Then it's time to get admin support. Now some people might think you'd want to get admin support right away. I don't agree. I think it's better to test out a system and see if it's feasible to get it up and running on a small basis and then go to the administration and say, hey, check this out. This is pretty neat. This is what I've been doing so far. I want to scale it. I want to get to a larger area. What do you think of this idea? Can you lend me support? It's important to get the admin going behind it. And generally what they will, this is about recognition. It's about recognizing people who are doing successful things. That's what admin is all about, right? They always want to recognize the people for their good behavior. Well, hopefully my admin does, but I'm pretty lucky maybe. Who knows? So talk to your administration and see what they think about the concept because you may need to get some support for them to get the technology behind it up and rolling. Sometimes those technology people can be a little resistant to new ideas because they're worried about things. They're afraid it's going to break something. And if you can get your principal to help you out, you'll be okay. Well, more likely. Then it's time to secure some tech resources. If you're going to do this on a wider scale, you might want to have some server space at your school. You could always use badge.us. That works as well if you want to keep it outside of your school's resources. But I use WordPress and we have location on our WordPress servers. All of our students here at Concordia have a WordPress website and everything gets kicked in through there. It makes the process a lot simpler. If you're not a WordPress person, maybe you might want to become one. Or again, back to badge.us. Time for marketing. So you've got this cool idea. You've got a few early adopters. You think you're done. You can either just hang out and get frustrated that nobody's listening to my idea or you can take action and start doing marketing. You have to sell your idea. You have to spread it in the words of Seth Godin, like a idea virus. The person who can spread ideas is the one who wins. And in order to spread that idea, you need to do marketing. If you're not comfortable with marketing, go get comfortable with it. Here's some ideas. Lobby people to join. You've got your early adopters going, right? Time then to spread from there. Start bugging people. Hey, have you seen this program? It's set up. It's going. It's rocking. I've got some ideas for you. Where do you say you adopted? Generally, people will say yes to the concept of badges, but getting them to actually do it to change the routines in the classroom can be a little bit more difficult. It requires some gentle nagging, maybe a gentle nudge or two. And if you have a relationship with these people, they'll probably say, yeah, yeah, I'll do it. I'll do it. And if you volunteer to come in and help them, then they're more likely to do it. You just have to get that habit in place for teachers. We're pretty habit-oriented people. And if we get a new process and are involved or coming to us, sometimes we can be a little bit resistant. But once it's in, it's in. I mean, who doesn't want to wear badges? That's fun, right? Make sure it's a grassroots effort. Try to get everybody from the bottom and pull them up through. You'll find badges, at least for me, more successful if you encourage people to do it rather than yell at them or force them to do it, right? Develop a process. And above is a link to what our process is. And I think I've talked about this before. So that it's easy and simple for people who want to create and award a badge to do it. So all they have to worry about is thinking of the badge, creating the badge, maybe describing what it looks like, who should they award it to, and how should they manage it in their classroom. They don't have to worry about all the other outside stuff. They just say, go. And it happens. If you can make it that simple for people, you're more likely to get adopters beyond the early adopters, who don't mind the hassles, right? I publicize adopters. And you've seen this slide before. But whenever possible, and I see some new ideas coming, I put it up on this page. I do send out a weekly news tech letter, or we actually all do here as tech coaches at Concordia. And we like to publicize people who are using badges. Then it becomes a movement. As soon as you can get two, three, four, five groups going, then the movement will start taking root. And then you can say, hey, look what everybody else is doing. It's working well for them. People have a lot of new ideas coming at them. They help them sort through what are the good ideas and the bad ideas. They'll turn to their neighbors and people they respect and say, what do you think of this? And if you can get a few of those people to say, this is awesome, then they're more likely to adopt it. We're going to talk about the future of badges next. Stay tuned.


So these neural networks and AI programs have a lot of people worried about what our futures are gonna look like. Some people think that this technology is gonna cause an even bigger upheaval to human labor and really our entire way of life than the creation of the steam engine and the internet combined. But so far, the greatest travesty caused by this technology according to statements and actions taken by Twitter, Microsoft, and even the White House has been Taylor Swift's AI nudes going viral. That's right, if a computer takes your job, then hey, that's just the cost of technological advancements, kiddo. Maybe you should have learned how to code instead of going to school to be a trucker. And if the computer that took your trucking job ends up causing a pile up on the interstate and killing a bunch of people, then again, that's just the cost of technological advancement. You gotta break a few eggs to make a delicious cyberpunk dystopia omelet. But if someone dares use the heckin' computer to create somewhat realistic fake pictures of the rich and famous pretty lady giving new lap dances to Kansas City cheesephands at a football game, then we gotta do everything in our power to shut that down. We gotta send SEAL Team 6 after Prometheus before he burns down the world with this fire that he stole from the gods. So these fake images, some of which got over 45 million views in under 24 hours on Twitter, have actually been floating around some of the seedier parts of the internet like 4chan and Telegram for months already. Now of course, the closer to the surface of the internet images like this go, the more they're gonna be seen, the more exposure they're gonna get. And the surface web that I'm talking about is sites like Twitter, Reddit, Google, the sites that everybody goes on. But at the same time, these online spaces towards the surface of the internet are much more regulated and it's much more likely that extreme measures will be taken to stop the spread of naughty stuff there. Like on Twitter for example, they actually temporarily disabled searching for Taylor Swift on the platform altogether. This is all you would get when that search block was in place while Twitter staff were in the background cleaning up all of her AI nudes from the platform, which apparently Elon also hired over 100 more people to work at Twitter as content moderators after the scandal. So look at that, Taylor Swift's out here helping people get their jobs back at Twitter. And most of the popular search engines like Google and Bing, they also scrubbed results of this from their search results, like if you search for Taylor Swift AI nudes there, they're just gonna take you to news sites talking about the story. So sure, this approach to just purging content from the surface web kind of works temporarily to keep stuff away from less internet savvy folks that don't know how to search in the right places. But as we saw with the Streisand effect, right? Like when Barbara Streisand tried to get pitches of her house taken off the internet, this isn't a permanent solution and it can oftentimes backfire. So these images are still out there. I mean, they're still on the internet if you know how to find them. And they're still definitely lurking on telegram since that's like a kind of dark web. I mean, there's a lot of actually illegal stuff just going on down on telegram. I used to know guys that operated unlicensed pharmaceutical delivery services via telegram. And when you think about it, there's literally federally funded agencies like the DEA and FBI and I guess also the IRS since people who do unlicensed pharmaceutical delivery sales tend to not pay their taxes on it. And then of course there's Interpol, there's all kinds of agencies that are dedicated to stopping that kind of activity but they're not very successful with it. I mean, yeah, they do catch some people using these platforms from time to time but those busts typically happen due to simple opsec mistakes like the criminals talking too much instead of an actual technical flaw with the platform or the creators of the platform working with the police to catch criminals on it. So I doubt something that, well, isn't even a crime already but when it does become a crime, which it probably will, I still don't think it's gonna be that easy to fight fake celebrity nudes on sites like telegram. And I bring it up because I think it's important to understand the technical aspects of this issue before we actually do try to think about legislating it or whether we should criminalize it at all. Now, of course, you already know that an AI image generation tool was used to create these images but funny enough, it wasn't stable diffusion or any of the local image generation models that you would think would be used to create these deep fakes. It was actually Microsoft's very own designer web app that made the most viral of these deep fakes and I think actually all of the Taylor Swift football deep fakes were created in Microsoft's designer. And what's interesting about this is designer along with every other online AI tool already has a lot of built-in stops in place to prevent people from being able to generate naughty stuff with these AI, like very specifically to stop people from generating nudes and anything that would be racist, offensive or anything like that. And Microsoft in particular should know more than anyone else about how to implement these checks and balances in their AI because the internet has been trolling Microsoft's AI creations for almost a decade now. Some of you might remember Tay, the AI that Microsoft put on Twitter that was originally supposed to mimic the tweeting habits of a 19-year-old American girl and it was also supposed to be able to learn from interacting with humans on the platform. And boy, did Tay learn a lot because after just a few hours of talking to folks on Twitter, Tay had become a full-blown ethno-nationalist whose favorite work of historical fiction was the Holocaust. And after Microsoft took down Tay, they made a blog post titled Learning from Tay's Introduction where they said that Tay is now offline and we're gonna look into bringing Tay back only when we are confident that we can better anticipate malicious intent that conflicts with our principles and our values, AKA where you gotta figure out how to make Tay not be racist. And Tay never did officially come back after all these years, which tells me that Microsoft never actually solved the offensive AI problem. And this is further confirmed by their current generation of AI, which is, doesn't just tweet, but it's able to draw, right? It's able to create these offensive images despite all of the DRM that Microsoft has put in place. Now, since Microsoft and social media companies like Twitter are really good at tracking people across the web, they might be able to identify the people who create and spread these images. And if we ever do get to a point where creating or sharing deep fake news is federally illegal, I mean, there is a bill that the Senate just introduced to make it federally illegal, then those ramifications of being identified and then going to jail might have an impact on people creating and spreading these images. But then again, CSAM is already illegal and that's done nothing to stop the spread of it on social media sites. And I'm not saying that they're equal because obviously the way that I feel about this is that it's a fake image, right? Nobody's actually being harmed to create these images, which is why I don't see it in the same light as CSAM or even AI-generated CSAM. But I've talked about that before. So I really see this offensive AI-generated images or just offensive AI-generated data in general as a purely technical issue that can't just simply be legislated away. So should we even bother with legislating it away? Personally, I don't like to criminalize activities that take away people's freedom unless the people taking part in that activity are actually hurting someone. And in this case, I think it's very hard to say that Taylor Swift is actually being harmed by these images.  And I obviously can't speak to how it would be affecting her mentally or emotionally. I mean, I'm not her psychologist, but I do think it's safe to say objectively these images have not have any negative impact to her career. I really doubt that any of the fake nudes that have been created of her in the past decade have negatively affected her.  Like I've talked about how people use to Photoshop, like they basically cut off a girl's head and then put it on a naked girl's body that looks similar. And I see this as just the evolution of that with like a lower skill set barrier. In fact, I would argue that these AI generated nudes are actually less convincing than the Photoshop nudes from years and years ago. None of the AI stuff that I saw like the Taylor Swift stuff has realistic genitalia. The boobs don't look real.   And of course, in a classic AI fashion, a lot of the hands have too many or too few fingers. I find it hard to believe that anyone is looking at these pictures and thinking that they're real. And it's even harder for me to understand why people think the creators of these images should be jailed.   Because like I said, people have been creating Taylor Swift deepfakes and Photoshop's for over a decade now. And it's very unlikely that this stuff will stop or even slow down. So why not use this to your advantage? If you're a celebrity that does have real nudes, whether they've been leaked or not, or you're worried about them leaking, or if you're worried about like a paparazzi taking a candid photo of you having a nip slip or something like that, now you can just say it's a deep fake. Because there's probably tens of thousands of fakes out there. Like I came across a couple hundred just in doing research for this video alone. This technology gives celebrities like Taylor Swift plausible deniability if any real nudes did end up getting leaked. Generative AI tools definitely require less skill from the user to create these images compared to Gimp or Photoshop. And those tools require less user skill than painting or drawing. But at the end of the day, these are all artistic tools. And it isn't right to criminalize people for using them as they please.