Casey Newton

Here, I feel like it's a little different.

Maybe it's seeping in at a different pace.

There's a lot more resistance to it.

Like, did you feel that when you were reporting?

Because you also traveled around a little bit.

We could also bring up Reese Witherspoon, who recently encouraged women to take up AI basically because if they don't, they'll be left behind.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I also think it's, like, it's related to the industries where AI is seeing the most and fastest adoption, like programming.

Which is, and harm.

Like, programming is predominantly men.

AIs have gotten very good at programming before they got good at a lot of other things.

So I think a lot of the most enthusiastic people running like, you know, huge clod swarms to do their engineering projects are men because in part that's just a more predominantly male industry.

sequel sequel potential yeah well speaking of writing i want to learn how you used ai to write your book um we've talked about this a little bit with jasmine sun and um i'm very curious like what you let ai do for you when it came to this book and what you preserve for yourself

I will say the book is what I love about your work, which is that it is funny.

It is approachable.

It is very human.

It is very you.

I did not feel like I was reading Joanna Slopp.

I felt like I was getting the real deal.