Caitlin Green

And I think that's probably why AI is being discussed on your show so often is because you have to figure out how many people are going to be jobless as a result of this.

I think the hope has to be, again, for me, like this to me, when I saw the video, I was like, oh, it really looks like them, but I don't care about anything that's happening in it.

I don't think there's a story there.

And I don't think there's been a story in a lot of these action movies for a long time.

So to me, it's all kind of like under the same umbrella of slop.

And the AI slop that's circulating now doesn't threaten the industries that I care about because they're really much more content-based.

And I also think that as this stuff proliferates, the desire for analog content is going to become stronger and stronger.

You're seeing it with younger generations.

I went to a concert and I thought this was going to be an artist that attracted an older demographic.

It was all young kids because his music had become really successful on TikTok.

None of them had their phones.

They were all using like analog, like cameras to take pictures of him or they were using digital cameras.

They didn't pull out a phone.

They didn't do any of it.

And it's just kind of like they want the era that we all grew up in as elder millennials.

I want to see real, um, real reality TV.

And I'm never going to want AI to create that for me.

I need housewives yelling at each other for real.

It's true.

It's true.