James Gunn

And I'm like, guys, really, look at what's happening.

This isn't a real thing in this moment.

I have a stunty friend who's like, they're gonna use my body and they have the rights to my body.

I'm like, they don't want your body.

They want the body of the guy, the actor that you play.

But I think in the moment, it's a problem for the low-level jobs, which is where I feel the most compassion by, say, with VFX,

all the people that do all the rotoscoping and all these sort of more tedious jobs, that is going to be replaced by AI in the next couple of years, almost certainly.

And I don't think there's anything we can do about that.

I don't think there's any way that a studio is going to say, yeah, let's spend an extra $40 million on this movie.

Yeah, but I mean, it's so, it is a little bit of ways right now.

So it's, you've got to do a lot of stuff.

I mean, it's, you know, the things that you're watching are eight second clips of things.

And even then, if you put, you know, get into a cab, you're suddenly getting into the front seat of the cab, you know?

Right, right.

So it's, you've got to, it's, there is artistry and work behind AI.

I've played with it a lot.

It's fun to play with.

And yeah.

So I don't really know.

I'm not a fortune teller, but I am very aware of what the present problems are.