Brian

And it'll be hard not to reach for it.

As people start to mix both worlds, an uncomfortable tension appears.

Tailored stories scratch the immediate itch and feel more rewarding minute to minute.

Shared stories ask more from you.

They take longer.

They do not always match your preferences, yet they create the moments larger than yourself.

So here's the conundrum.

If AI gives us the instant entertainment that feels perfect, will we still choose the slower shared experiences that once helped us feel connected to something bigger?

Or will the pull of personal comfort slowly reshape what we show up for?

And if our habits shift over time, what happens to the cultural moments that rely on many people choosing the same story at the same time?

So I hope you enjoyed this conversation.

It's a bit, it's a shorter one this week.

But enjoy it nonetheless.

You guys are about to hear our two co-hosts.

As always, like I said, this one came from a personal experience of mine.

And then I use ChatGPT to frame it.

I use Perplexity Pro in order to debate both sides of it.

And when I'm really happy with the debate, then I bring it to Google Notebook LM where we get this audio podcast.

So with all that, I hope you enjoy it.

Have a great rest of your weekend.