James Chandler

I really think the industry is super uncomfortable with what she's doing.

One, because it's very early on.

And two,

Yeah, the quality isn't as good and all these things, but I think we should judge it further down the line rather than now.

And she's operating on a different plane.

She's not trying to create, you know, smash hits like AI haven't a clue.

She's doing something different.

And I think that's the...

bit in my mind where i know people have very emotional reaction to this thing and i can see why they're thinking about livelihood they're thinking i think as you are about that real value we put on human creativity which i i put a value on as well but i do i really do think we are at the beginning of something here and i think in a year's time

I think we'll look back and go, that was sort of incredible that we were able to talk to her and her company at that point when it looked really, really messy and we weren't sure where it was going to go.

And maybe 12 months down the line, we have a bit more clarity.

All of that said, I hold a belief that the thing could come crashing down tomorrow because people just don't buy into it or there's just this sort of, and that will ultimately be the barometer, not whether people think she's a villain, not whether someone shouts something stupid at her when she's on a stage, but are people going to go for it or do they not want it?

Does it not add anything?

Is it not compelling?

And if they don't, then she hasn't got a business model.

Stay curious.

Precisely.

I do like a bit of gov.uk.

And AI is getting heavy.

Can I marry my cousin in the UK?