Welcome to Pablo Torre finds out.

I am Pablo Torre, and today we're going to find out what this sound is.

And anger is all that drives Sixers fans, as far as I can tell.

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Okay. Network. So I need to jump in at the top of this episode to give you a warning.

A couple weeks ago, I was asked if I wanted to record a live episode of this show

at the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, which is a conference, if you did not know,

that started at a lecture hall at MIT when I first attended it 16 years ago now.

But quickly, it moved into a convention center in Boston

on account of the thousands

and thousands of people who wanted to actually go. And many of those people annually include

the most powerful people in sports at this point. We're talking league commissioners, billionaire

owners, Barack Obama one year, pretty much every data-driven team executive in American sports and beyond shows up.

But the guy presiding over all of this, the conference's co-founder, is Daryl Morey.

Daryl is now the president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers,

and he is also, it turns out, a licitor of this show. And so I do feel

journalistically obligated to point out that the Sixers are now about 20 games under 500,

having a truly horrible season, as we'll discuss. But the thing I really wanted to find out about

at Sloan, even more pressingly, was a question I did not have a good

answer to, I realized. Despite how much everybody is always talking about large language models,

LLMs, like chat GPT, and also when the robots are finally going to achieve artificial

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