Ed Zitron

Something she talked about at the very end of the panel was like how they hadn't factored in like, like Gen Z, you know, and people in general, right. Well, we'll feel proud about, you know, making a piece of art. Yeah. And they don't have that same sense of pride for an AI generated image. No. Whether it's like a screenplay, whether it's whatever.

Someone gave an example of like, you know, I have a kid who does creative stuff. They edit videos, right? And there is AI tools that make editing videos like easier. But if the AI does all the work, they don't feel happy about that. Like they don't feel proud. They don't feel like they've actually achieved something. And you have to feel proud about the work that you've done.

Someone gave an example of like, you know, I have a kid who does creative stuff. They edit videos, right? And there is AI tools that make editing videos like easier. But if the AI does all the work, they don't feel happy about that. Like they don't feel proud. They don't feel like they've actually achieved something. And you have to feel proud about the work that you've done.

Someone gave an example of like, you know, I have a kid who does creative stuff. They edit videos, right? And there is AI tools that make editing videos like easier. But if the AI does all the work, they don't feel happy about that. Like they don't feel proud. They don't feel like they've actually achieved something. And you have to feel proud about the work that you've done.

So like there's actually a sense of like ownership over like the art that we create. An exact quote was, quote, you can't eliminate life formative aspects, unquote, which is like, yes, like all life. Yeah. You don't ever do anything. I'm happy someone at CES is saying this. The fact that it needs to be said at all.

So like there's actually a sense of like ownership over like the art that we create. An exact quote was, quote, you can't eliminate life formative aspects, unquote, which is like, yes, like all life. Yeah. You don't ever do anything. I'm happy someone at CES is saying this. The fact that it needs to be said at all.

So like there's actually a sense of like ownership over like the art that we create. An exact quote was, quote, you can't eliminate life formative aspects, unquote, which is like, yes, like all life. Yeah. You don't ever do anything. I'm happy someone at CES is saying this. The fact that it needs to be said at all.

It's really bleak.

It's really bleak.

It's really bleak.

Yeah, I think the last thing that she talked about was like Gen Z aren't technophobes, but they do have strong boundaries. Yeah, good. And they have to reinforce their own sense of self because we're constantly being bombarded with, you know, slop content, influencers, podcasts, live streams, like everything, you know, TikTok, social media.

Yeah, I think the last thing that she talked about was like Gen Z aren't technophobes, but they do have strong boundaries. Yeah, good. And they have to reinforce their own sense of self because we're constantly being bombarded with, you know, slop content, influencers, podcasts, live streams, like everything, you know, TikTok, social media.

Yeah, I think the last thing that she talked about was like Gen Z aren't technophobes, but they do have strong boundaries. Yeah, good. And they have to reinforce their own sense of self because we're constantly being bombarded with, you know, slop content, influencers, podcasts, live streams, like everything, you know, TikTok, social media.

So we have strong like boundaries on how tech like integrates into our lives. And a lot of the way these tech bros want AI to like become more invasive. We are not super into it.

So we have strong like boundaries on how tech like integrates into our lives. And a lot of the way these tech bros want AI to like become more invasive. We are not super into it.

So we have strong like boundaries on how tech like integrates into our lives. And a lot of the way these tech bros want AI to like become more invasive. We are not super into it.

And we're back. So unfortunately, that panel wasn't just talking about how kids maybe don't want AI to run their lives. It also had two other people from AI products. The first one that I'll mention is called ReadyLand, which I think partnered with Amazon to some degree. It at least uses like Amazon Alexa's.

And we're back. So unfortunately, that panel wasn't just talking about how kids maybe don't want AI to run their lives. It also had two other people from AI products. The first one that I'll mention is called ReadyLand, which I think partnered with Amazon to some degree. It at least uses like Amazon Alexa's.

And we're back. So unfortunately, that panel wasn't just talking about how kids maybe don't want AI to run their lives. It also had two other people from AI products. The first one that I'll mention is called ReadyLand, which I think partnered with Amazon to some degree. It at least uses like Amazon Alexa's.

It's essentially a choose-your-own-adventure storybook with an actual physical copy that Alexa will read to you, and you can talk to it. So you can talk to characters and choose different pathways. I was more skeptical out of that at first because I just don't like AIs reading books to kids.