Brian

And we're back.

Welcome to the first Saturday Conundrum of 2026.

First and foremost, I'm Brian.

I'm from The Daily AI Show.

In case you've just never heard one of our episodes on our, or rather our Conundrum episodes, they are definitely a departure from our Monday through Friday shows, which are all live and well, frankly, all human co-hosts.

But on Saturdays, I like to do something a little bit different.

we explore a new AI conundrum every Saturday.

And the way it works is that I'm going to do this type of intro where it's me, yes, me, not an AI, but then quickly followed by two AI co-hosts debating, talking, discussing both sides of the conundrum.

And not because we were trying to solve the world's problems, but because conundrums are interesting.

They typically do not have a

clear right or wrong answer.

It really depends on the person and how you, you know, take in the data and the arguments for both sides.

It's more about the discussion.

It's more about the future of AI in these little maybe areas that don't get a whole lot of

you know, chatter.

They don't show up in the news, but they're very real and they're going to impact us either today or in the near future or, you know, perhaps in the next decade.

And so this Leitz conundrum is called the analog sanctuary conundrum.

And I like this idea.

I got a

Inspiration for this idea earlier in the week and this idea of having basically AI free zones, like will we in the future have a demand?