Brian Maucere

Thank you, Gracie.

Greg.

like Greg jumping in there and being the extra, extra commenter.

I mean, Greg is a, is a regular, regular, uh, from the YouTube and has been for a long time.

We appreciate you, Greg, as well as everybody else in the comments has been a great conversation as always going on there.

Uh, Greg is, is, uh, certainly, uh, always willing to share his thoughts.

Um, and we read them all the time.

So thank you, Greg, for doing that.

And he's laughing about that now.

Um, okay.

Any, uh, it's your, it's your topic there, Beth.

Any, anything else you want to say on this one or,

And I'll just support what Tori said as far as like more stuff from humans wanting to see more stuff from humans.

And that goes beyond writing.

I've talked about it a lot on the show.

I know we have as well, that I think there's going to be a renaissance of human events that just simply defy the ability for it to be AI based.

This would be things like live art installations, like live readings, live, live, live, live, live, live, where people are sitting in rooms, listening to other people or watching other people do stuff from plays to everything else.

And I think this is yet another, another area where this will have a, I agree.

I think it's going to have a Renaissance and in an era where they're now, let's be honest, where every video, every image, every writing is,

can be AI and impossible to detect.