Andy

So you're excluding the people who do death investigations from the federal side.

You're excluding the state authorities.

Is there a meaningful investigation going on around the death of Renee Good?

This is the question that I think the secretary must answer.

Well, if he's threatening retribution, I believe that he means that.

He's known for vengeance.

I mean, James Comey, Letitia James, and so many others.

He tries to get people back who he doesn't like.

And the fact of the matter is Minnesota has rejected him at the polls three times, which seems to be part of what's motivating him.

So when it comes to retribution and revenge, you could put him at the top of the list.

Oh, well, I'm nursing a cold, but while I'll sound croaky today, I think there's a lot to discuss.

Lots more news coming out of CES and some other exciting developments in the world of AI.

Yeah, there's a couple that are kind of equivalent.

First, I just wanted to mention that what we're seeing in the advancement of reasoning in AI models is this idea of recursive inference.

So that the loop, we discussed this yesterday, and this concept of looping, like the ability to achieve with a smaller model or with even a large model, more accurate results and better reasoning logic by doing recursive inference, returning loops with some kind of memory that it acts on.

Well, DeepSeq...

This China AI startup has just added an interleaved thinking feature to its chatbot, which is this idea.

And it performs multi-step research with reasoning interspersed.

I love the English terms here that are capturing, again, this looping idea, interspersed throughout the process of the dialogue, assessing information credibility between actions rather than thinking and then generating a finalized response.

And then the other interesting point about DeepSeek is that their monthly active users in December of 2025 is now 132 million.