Amanda Dobbins

And Sam Altman himself has become more of a character and a mouthpiece for a certain type of thinking about this technology and also about the way that Silicon Valley interacts with...

Our lives.

Yeah.

The movie they didn't want you to see?

I do think that it opens up a possibility for the right distributor to,

Now, who is that and who doesn't have somebody like pulling their pocket strings in a way that they are going to be able to take this on and market it as like the anti-open AI, anti-Sam Altman?

I mean, let's go through it.

It doesn't really seem like Paramount Warner Brothers would be in that mix.

Netflix, really doubt it.

Let's see.

So Disney, no way.

I mean, not that they would take this on anyway.

Yeah.

No, they're, you know, widening a little bit.

That's true.

And they have had...

recent successes now of both, you know, the hide the ball, this isn't what you think this is, but also the, you know, that this is so taboo that we don't know if we can release it with the drama and it paid out for them.

So they can at least do it in terms of corporate structure for now.

Now, if they're trying to get bought, then they don't want, you know, that then that becomes a whole other issue.

And you've got Andrew Garfield, king of the Internet.