Adam Bhala Lough

And that was a big, big part of the reason for this strike.

So AI was obviously like hugely on my mind and I wanted answers to a couple of different questions.

I mean, firstly, like how's this gonna affect my children's future?

My son, he has been into coding since he was a little kid.

He even went to this afterschool program called Code Ninjas.

They have in some cities where basically kids who are interested in coding, they teach them

And he was learning how to code Roblox games and stuff like that.

And how do I explain to him?

I wanted to ask Sam Altman to like, what do I say to my son that he's not going to be able to have a job coding when he grows up?

Because he won't.

Yeah, absolutely.

So that was one of the first things that I wanted to ask Sam Ullman, and obviously one of the inspirations for this journey and embarking on this documentary.

I talked to a few different whistleblowers from OpenAI, people who were on the inside, a couple who you see in the film, a couple who did not want to be in the film, but I still talked to off the record.

They all told me that by the time...

My son was 18.

Any job that could be done on a computer would be done by AI.

A human would no longer have that job.

So.

So to answer your question, like suddenly education for stuff like plumbing.

And manual labor type of jobs is seeming a lot more valuable than- Yeah, why can't these tech bros figure out how to improve leaky faucets?