Alex Kretzschmar

It's the same thing with Google Photos.

It's the same thing with media.

I think without sounding too much like a mouthpiece for like Corey or something like genuinely, it's egregious what a lot of the industry, the big tech industry is getting away with.

using our data to train their models to then sell us back even more.

And like the, the AI bubble, whatever you want to call it, like it's an industrial bubble.

So there will be some useful stuff comes out the other side of it, but when it goes pop, I think it's going to be very painful for people.

We have to talk about AI now.

We haven't talked about AI yet.

Gosh, you said that.

You look at the utility that people get from these things.

Certainly when I'm writing a video script, I'll run a bit that I'm stuck on through it and say, what do you understand as to what I'm saying here?

Does this make sense?

I'll do it into a voice memo and dictate it and then give it to Claude and say, polish this explanation about something.

or tweak this bit of code and make this do this instead of that or whatever.

Um, historically, if you look at industrial revolution, like we're going back a couple of hundred years here, there was a huge amount of speculation in it, in the industrial revolution era.

Um, a lot of people made a lot of money and that's happening now, um, in the AI space and not every, not every idea that should have been funded, got funded.

Um,

I mean, the other way around.

There were a bunch of ideas that shouldn't have been funded that did get funded simply because people were hoping, speculating.

We've seen this many times over the years.