Joanna Hausman

background without someone painting it.

There's no spoon without someone ideating what a spoon looks like in this world.

It's so much creative input in such a short period of time.

It's the unknown.

It's the unknown.

I'm also of the opinion that when every technological advance has happened, there's been fear and there has to be adjustment in society.

Ultimately, you become more efficient.

I'm hoping and I'm hopeful that AI is going to help

us make more things quicker, but I don't foresee the human element being something that we can, um, take away from art and take away from, from podcasts like these.

If someone's like, you know, that there's a podcast that can be perfectly crafted for you with fake people.

I'd be like, I don't want to listen to that.

What's the human experience if it's just crafted around me?

Also, when you see something and you know someone made it, it inherently affects the way that you perceive it.

Agreed.

That's true.

You connect.

I am told that you connect.

If I know that this is not made by a person, my brain automatically disengages.

I'm not...

Right.