Jeff Park

I think the bar is going higher.

And in that sense, like everyone is going to start craving for more realness.

And that realness then translates into like really idiosyncratic behavior, right?

Because think about it again, like LLMs, they learn by regurgitating

past behavior at scale.

So the only way to differentiate yourself from past behaviors at scale is to do new behaviors that are so idiosyncratic or your own that it cannot possibly be confused with AI.

So I think 2026 is going to be a year of like total wild wildness in terms of people acting out almost not just for the sake of like, uh,

wanting to get their message through, but over-exaggerating the call for authenticity in a way that they can stand by and say, this is authentically me because it couldn't be other way around.

You also saw Vivek Ramaswamy recently gave up Twitter.

I don't know if- Instagram too, I think.

Instagram as well.

I see.

So, you know, and his whole view was that Twitter is net negative if the feedback loop is ever so constant where it's starting to affect his political message and not the other way around.

So instead of being the outlet for information, it's becoming the thing that shapes the information that he wants.

Yeah.

And if this is the direction in which AI content goes, we're all probably going to feel a little bit of wanting to resist that as much as possible to get a sense of independence of your own thoughts.

Indeed, indeed.

Yeah.

Funny story that you mentioned with Santa.

This year, my son is turning six.