Barry Diller

In this case, that's not the business model.

So it's a completely different environment than it was.

I'm not saying it can't produce good things.

Good things do get produced and they will continue to be.

But the environment and the process is different.

And I think probably just pound for pound.

Well, I can say this about it because I can't.

Yes, I can, but it's boring to say, God, it was so much better eight years, 10 years, 20, 30 years ago in terms of making stuff.

It used to be, for sure, up until recently, it was fun.

You had fun doing it.

You did it.

You set up your tent.

every couple of month or month or two, you'd have a movie come out and you all run towards figuring out how to make it, make it work, et cetera, et cetera.

And then your next excitement was the next movie.

And you'd lived in that environment.

And if the movie was good, it lasted for a while.

Things now go so quickly.

So it is not a process today where most people in it will say they're having a good time.

It's just so fractionated now that that and it goes so quickly that the great thrills of making great programs is kind of gone.

None of us know what's going to happen with the dreaded and wonderful word AI.