James Chandler

And then you kind of look back at it, kind of what worked, what didn't work, what episodes worked out.

And then you go and create the next one.

You're doing this iterative thing.

Kind of every week.

It's a very different beast.

And do you have expectations for that?

You're going to launch 10 shows tomorrow.

You got any expectations at all around it?

You're just interested in kind of what's working?

Yeah.

A lot of what we talk about and talked about this week, actually, you've seen the University of Florida, the real estate exec gets booed when she mentions AI.

Eric Schmidt's just been booed off a stage.

There is this sense that young people aren't sort of sharing the excitement of the tech industry around AI.

What would you say to young people who perhaps have ambitions about going into being a producer or going into kind of this world?

What should they be thinking about when it comes to AI rather than thinking, I think I want to go and traditionally do voiceovers or want to be a producer or an engineer or things like that?

Yeah.

Trust is something that we're kind of bumping into.

I'm sort of thinking about the ad industry in terms of my world now.

I think at the last count, ad execs were kind of below, you know, real estate agents in terms of being trusted.

We have a bit of an issue with trust now.