Eagle Talon

I was in control of it.

I could have easily spent it on a new Eagle Talon, which was the car I liked back then, but I didn't.

And it wasn't long until I was getting some snail mail from the financial advisor about technology stocks.

And that's kind of where I got first introduced to stocks was those snail mails you get in the mailbox, talking about some tech name.

And Google actually got it right.

It said it was a highly modified race built second generation Eagle Talon, which, yes, that is what that car is based on.

But what I was really impressed with was the Eagle Talon that generation was identical to the Mitsubishi Eclipse.

They were built together under a joint project.

So it is very difficult to tell the difference between the two unless you do see the badging on it.

So I was really impressed at Google even without the Eagle Talon badge showing that it could tell that it was in fact the Eagle version and not the Mitsubishi version.

So I'm like, okay, maybe these AI tools are even better than I thought they were.

While this experiment did not establish anything with flocks accuracy, but if a free consumer AI tool can be this accurate in identifying cars with one photo in decent lighting, I kind of have to imagine that a purpose-built system getting multiple images of a car from different angles is probably pretty darn good at this.

Um, but I decided...

They, they gave me control over that amount of money, and I could've easily incinerated that on a brand new Eagle Talon or something like that back then.

[laughs]

[laughs] I had the Mitsubishi Eclipse, which was-

gone.

Eagle Talon.

Yeah,

Eagle Talon.

It's gone.

I don't want that to be the case.