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Yeah, AI generated.

Yeah, it was like an AI generated slop ad.

It looked terrible.

So there was some weird slop in there, but the big thing was these big companies that are, again, all spending hundreds of billions of dollars are kind of like muscling in each other's territory and trying to stink their claim as what makes their brand different.

And the big thing, the big argument was between Anthropic and OpenAI where Anthropic is like, hey, we don't do ads.

That's our whole thing.

They did these ads, I don't know if you saw them, where they had like the guy pretend to be an AI and he's like, hey.

So here's the funny thing.

My understanding, because I read a lot of ad breakdowns after the Super Bowl because I do it for my show.

And it turns out, Margaret Research showed that most, like the average 46-year-old guy watching this while drinking a beer thought this was genuine.

So if you're watching this kind of half, you're just like, this is kind of weird.

They thought they were presenting this as a good thing.

And so it's like this, as far as I can tell, this did not.

Backfire.

Like a little bit of backfire.

Like the main takeaway from the ad is like, AI is kind of creepy.

It's like.

No, they are in it, right?

Look, I saw, maybe I'm crazy.

Right.