Chad Kultgen

There are sex robots in that universe, but it doesn't get into that.

It starts out with the AI basically saying, I've had access to all of your data for the past 30 years or so.

And now I'm going to tell you who your soulmate is.

And so the AI says, all you got to do is ask.

And everybody starts asking.

And then we zero in on our main guy and his fiance.

And the fiance is like, so should we use that?

And he's like, no, we're getting married.

She uses it, dumps him.

And then he's kind of cast into this world where this AI is just telling you who your soulmate is.

Oh, interesting.

I mean, I know this is also probably a controversial take, but I love AI.

I think it's like this kind of revolutionary tool for artists to be able to make anything you want super fast.

I know a lot of people think all use of AI is AI slop, etc., etc., but there's also a lot of human slop, I would say.

For sure.

I just like using it.

I think it's fun to make songs and whatever, but

on this podcast that I used to do called Dudezy.

The concept of that show was that an AI would tell me and my friend to come into the studio, and then it would just tell us what to talk about in little segmented things.

In that podcast, the conceit was that AI heard that Tom Brady wanted to do standup after his NFL career, so the AI just made a Tom Brady standup hour.