Brian Maucere

How do you give the evidence?

Right.

So, you know, there continues to be this sort of war about where AI generated art belongs, doesn't belong where it should be banned.

It's kind of a conundrum if you think about it.

Right.

It's like, what do we want?

And that's not a simple question because different people want different things.

What matters to me may not matter to somebody who's been making art.

AI or a making art their entire life, especially if they've been making a career of it.

Again, I always refer back to my friends at Pixar, but, but not just them.

I watched what happened 15 years ago with lighting and stuff like that.

And, um, the people that were before the animators, it was whole departments.

I suppose maybe there still are, I don't really know, but like whether it was dreamworks or Pixar or these, you know, um, blue sky, which is another, uh, art it's now owned by Disney and Fox and whatever.

But, um,

There was tons of jobs that I think have been sort of probably narrowed down over time.

And so you see something like this from Comic-Con.

And I mean, Comic-Con wants people to show up for Comic-Con.

So they're going to probably bend to the will of people who are giving them backlash.

But what do you guys think?

It's a little news story.