Lex Fridman

This is different.

That was weird timing.

I read that Sam wrote you an email.

By the way, as we hear sirens in the background, that always makes me think of New York.

Yeah, of course.

Whenever I'm in New York, there's always sirens.

Yeah, but it's more spread out.

You worked with your brother Sam for many years.

What do you admire about him?

about him as a creative mind, as a human being.

I just wish, and I know you said video games take a lot less than they could, but I just wish it was faster.

Like, you've already made me fall in love with Absurdiverse, and you've made me fall in love with A Better Paradise, and now I am going to sit depressed realizing I'm going to have to wait.

I could, of course, read.

Yeah.

And certain movies from idea to completion, I mean, take 10 plus years.

A bit more of a specific advice, but on the topic of video games, what advice would you give to maybe independent video game creators that are dreaming of creating great games?

They're inspired by Red Dead.

They're inspiring of all the incredible open worlds and narratives you've created.

How is it possible to have a chance of doing something like that?

Do you have hope for AI helping with some of the video, some of the video generation, some of the world generation, some of the open world assistance in generating the world?