Kara Swisher

Can I just say, you use a word there, which again, the people still use all the time, which is seamless, frictionless.

They don't like friction.

And the problem is, I've done a bunch of interviews about this lately, and what's interesting is the friction part.

And it goes the other way.

Women would like men more attentive, more, they could make their own characters, right?

It's not going to be just, you know.

And they are.

you know, a frictionless relationship, which I think is useless on some, I mean, it can be entertaining for a second, but once you get used to that, anyone in real life is incredibly problematic, right?

For you, because you're used to this sort of seamless, frictionless life.

Sex is friction, of course, you know, physically.

Um, but it really does, um,

The thing is, you can't really stop them from doing it, right?

He's right.

He's not the moral police.

By the way, that's kind of a straw man.

No one thought OpenAI was the world's police, moral police.

Fine, he can say that.

But more to the point, it just makes this ease of easing us into these relationships, of course, will help his bottom line because this is the kind of thing you stay on there.

If you remember early chat groups,

were incredibly addictive just between and among different people.