Brian

And if this is your first time listening to one of our conundrums, just know that this Saturday edition is definitely different than what we do Monday through Friday, where you have a bunch of us live hosts all talking about the current AI topics and news that we find interesting.

This conundrum episode is different because while I'll do the intro, you're about to hear two AI co-hosts.

discuss and debate the conundrum.

So this one actually comes from my personal life, like a lot of them do, or at least the idea for the one did.

Not too long ago, I was going to the movies because my daughter was going to a party.

My wife and I were sort of the parent chaperones.

And so we decided to jump into a different movie than what they wanted to see.

And anyway, when we got out of the movie, neither one of us were particularly impressed.

We kind of just picked it because it started at the right time and all that.

And we were having conversations, my wife and I, about

you know, oh, you know, I think they should have maybe taken this this direction or man, it was sort of hard to, you know, who are you rooting for?

Who is the protagonist and that kind of thing?

And so I was talking to her in the car and I was saying, you know, in the not too near future, I expect that we'll see more and more of this sort of AI curated content where

right now it's just second videos like 30 seconds is a long time for an ai video but in some amount of time we'll see full feature length videos movies if you will that are all ai generated and and that brings up the question of personalization and you know

What is that movie-going experience?

What is the experience of going into a theater and laughing with everybody or cheering with everybody or just sitting quietly in suspense in that theater?

Or even if it's not a movie, what is that shared collective experience of going to sports games or sporting events, those kind of things where you're at a stadium, you're collectively there cheering together?

And is AI going to help with that or make it worse in some ways?

Because if everybody is able to get exactly what they're looking for, something that's sort of tailored to them, I'm talking about beyond just algorithms trying to guess at what movies you want.

I'm talking about