Brian Barrett

This even more so, it's like you have it, give it access to your Gmail, give it access to your calendar, give it access to like everything that you touch online, all of your entire search history.

And just say, hey, go do this.

Remind me of this.

Do that.

But here's the thing.

I agree.

It's not for me, but it's the kind of thing where this is going to be presented eventually to billions of people, right?

The scale is the thing.

Yeah.

Who don't necessarily know or understand or appreciate, not talking down to anybody, but this is the way in which this thing will have access to your stuff, can go wrong potentially.

Sorry, I suffer from secondhand embarrassment and can't handle it.

Here's the thing.

I think there's an argument, don't boo me, that they're not wrong that this could be the next industrial revolution.

But it's sort of like saying, so get ready to head into those factories, right?

Like it's the wrong message to the wrong set of people.

It's the wrong tone, I would say.

Yes, definitely the wrong tone.

Kill me.

Madness.

There's actual statistics, I'll say, behind just how bad Gen Z feels about AI.