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“There’s basically two economies: AI and everything else.”

"As human beings, there's this natural tendency to look at a difference in someone else and to worry about it, or have an opinion about it," says Bush.

"There could be a complete halt in payment transactions and services to the population, cessation of card functionality, cessation of credit insurance, and everything else," he said.

On the college scene, however, Vitello’s ascension has represented something else: validation.

No one else in the sport’s recent history has possessed such a knack for driving fans, administrators and executives completely mad.