Yeah

... listened to the Pick of the Weeks that you and Ryan and, and Josh have talked about, so I was aware of the, of the bit about, you know, aliens or something.

But I still, I, I knew that this is a well-loved comic.

It wouldn't be told in such a way that it would be leaving me adrift completely, that it was gonna give me something to hold onto, and it totally did.

Um, they gave little hints about things for a while, which I really enjoyed, and they really got into the commercialization of Concrete as an idea, which, uh, I mentioned Booster Gold did that too.

But when I was reading it, I was getting a lot of X-Force, uh, Peter Mulligan and Mike Allred's X-Force.

Right

... and then having the, the problems that would go along with, you know, having that solution, and things change as he does it, and, uh, he has to try to work within the new changes that, uh, could come up.

Why, why did this happen? Why did this happen? What was DC trying to solve? What problems do they think they have that they're trying to solve?

There were a few things.

Nothing, uh, I mean, nothing we look back on as huge, huge issues, but I think that even after Crisis, they still had a apocalyptic event happening sometime on Earth in the late 20th, early 21st centuries.

There was that Hex series that came out, like, during and little post-Crisis that was a post-apocalyptic Jonah Hex story.

I think Command E is times in continuity, sometimes not.

I believe the Legion has some sort of reference to some sort of cataclysmic event happening in the near future of the timeline that DC was currently publishing in.

So that was one thing they wanted to kind of clear away.

Yeah

So taking this example of the chorus howl, like, break it down for me how AI helps you understand what the wolves are doing and saying to each other.

So there are two things the researchers are really looking at with chorus howls.

The first is a chorus howl will start where one wolf is howling, and then the rest of them will join in.

But when a wolf's howling, it doesn't always turn into a chorus howl.

So the question is, who's deciding, like, we all need to chorus howl together? And we've got a little bit of evidence that suggests it's the dominant wolves.

Once they join into a howling event, then the rest of the pack joins in.

So we're very interested in who decides that this whole territorial chorus howl is going to start.

Hmm.