Greg Cody

But, Greg, I think, like, where I net out on it, because, I mean, I talked to a ton of people who use it, and it saves them a ton of time in their jobs, whether they're

doctors or working in some lawyers, whatever field where they need to write up a lot of things and assist them.

But at least in the creative field and the media field, I think I don't like

when it is taking away people's creative jobs.

And I think there's just generally a rising backlash to people don't want to see AI advertisements.

They don't want to see AI in television shows and in movies.

They don't want it to see, they don't want, like, it doesn't, like,

The shows that you watch that are made by people feel a certain way.

They feel like they're made by people.

And I think that people are becoming better at detecting when it's not.

And that's where it sort of bothers me because there's more AI slot from the video department.

In the creative field, an image made by a computer doesn't really make me feel anything.

You could input anything into it and get that thing.

And that doesn't mean that it's art.

Don Levitard.

Greg, how's your birthday going so far?

Stugatz.

That sounds like not a super nice night.

The debate.

Old people love that shit.