Hugh van Cuylenburg

Whereas this is like a time where it's like I was pretty confident a while ago, a year ago that like AI can't replace our podcast.

Like it's our points of view, like it's our opinions and it's our experiences and our vulnerabilities.

Like people will want that, but I'm now not so confident.

Well, that was terrifying actually when I first, and I did that, I tried that when it first came out with the podcast feature.

Well, it's interesting because when I first did it, at the time I was writing a TV show, like a scripted show, and at the time, I'm not sure if it's changed now, but at the time you had to input the data that you wanted the podcast to talk about.

It couldn't just scrape the internet.

So I uploaded the script of the pilot episode of my show and just said, like, talk about this.

And these two hosts, quote-unquote, the two voices, the male and the female voice, American Voices sounds like an American podcast, they dissected over 20 minutes, dissected the episode, the script, perfectly and to the extent where I was learning stuff about the script that I didn't even mean to do.

To be in that.

It was finding context and...

narrative themes that I didn't even intend to put in there.

But it gave me insight into the script that I'd written that I hadn't seen.

And so that was quite terrifying.

Yep.

Yep.

Because, I mean, it really is, other than doing like a tour around the world and literally standing in front of people, there really is nothing she can do.

Yeah.

Because you can generate an imperfect looking version of her videos.

I'm like, well... What can we do?

I actually don't know what to do.