Adam Bhala Lough

The scary thing is I see them like starting to slowly creep back in.

So I think we I think I think we need to, like, you know, keep keep up, keep keep on our toes.

And now I'm just scared to death.

Exactly.

Exactly.

I mean, that's part of it.

And unfortunately, like younger generations pick up on that and, you know, bad behavior starts to become in vogue again.

So to me, there's a lot of anxiety around AI.

And, you know, people are worried.

People are worried, is this going to take my job?

Is this what's going to happen to my kids?

What's going to happen to humans in general?

Like there's a lot of talk, right?

And

Probably not.

I mean, I think you're right.

I don't, my movie doesn't have any easy answers, but what I would like people to take away.

I think the idea that, that we, the, the, the phrase artificial intelligence, I think is, is a, is a, is a great, it's two perfect words together.

And part of the reason why I'm like going around the country and like doing Q and A's and talking about this film is because I think one of the best ways to cure anxiety is just to talk about it.

It's great branding.