How to pronounce “gemmell” in English

Jim Gemmell: Do you want to do this one?

Jim Gemmell: You know, also, I think -- isn't this a great challenge for Google?

Jim Gemmell: I think the other aspect is, Gordon talked about use for commercial use.

Jim Gemmell: For the record, I put it in my pocket when I walked past the big sign in the hallway here that had your secret sauce on it.

Jim Gemmell: But actually a lot of laws are fairly lenient with picture-taking, especially in public places.

Jim Gemmell: Yeah.

Jim Gemmell: Yeah.

Jim Gemmell: Well, first of all, no, I don't think we -- I mean, aside from of course we were building this experimentally and it's, you know, bailing wire and bubble gum and

Jim Gemmell: Yeah, and I think this raises a great point that we already are being recorded

Jim Gemmell: Well, so what about, I think it would be wonderful if we want to advocate for governments to do less recording.

Jim Gemmell: Actually, so Lyndsay Williams who invented this -- her goal ultimately was to have it as a nice little bit of jewelry that she'd be able to put on her dress.

Jim Gemmell: Yeah, I think also, as we talk about this growing starting now, Where's the value?

Jim Gemmell: Well, you're right.

Q Jim Gemmell: Well, you still do have to remember.

I'm pleased to introduce Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell.

Jim Gemmell: So I guess we have time for some questions?

Jim Gemmell: Yeah.

So, please join me in welcoming Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell.

For those of you who may have been here for our previous talk a few weeks ago, we hosted Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell, who are two researchers