Caitlin Green

And then they,

They could conceivably say, I don't want to do reshoots.

You can use my AI.

Like there are ways in which I could see this being used.

But if you are the writer of Deadpool, I would counter, your movies were basically this anyways.

Like they've been using CGI so much in the Marvel universe, in the summer box office takeover that has become the whole film industry that I'm just like, are you surprised that this is the natural progression of things?

That nobody who likes those movies is going to care if it's Brad Pitt or his,

you know, licensed AI.

And I think that's sort of the problem.

And being the person that I am, we're like, those movies don't do much for me.

I'm much more of like an indie film person.

I am much more of like, I would rather see something by Paul Thomas Anderson than I would rather see something from, you know, DC comics.

That's just me.

So I'm like, I'm not surprised.

I haven't been, my butt has not been in the theaters every summer for some time now.

And it's because I really think that their movies already look like this anyways.

Yeah, for me, that's how it feels again.

But I like I think for the industry itself, they are really going to have to reconsider how this affects actual jobs, actual people's jobs.

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.