Lucia Aniello

For us, and this is something that we do explore in an episode, the creative process, we got that.

We do not need AI coming in and disrupting the thing that is about humanity.

The last thing we need in the expression of humanity is robots coming in and telling us how it should feel and how it should look.

It's so deeply offensive to me on every level.

Even if it comes down to, and I know that people feel differently about this, even if it's like, oh, I don't want to write that email, I'll have AI write that email for me.

Just the fact that you're not willing to, you don't want to think, you simply don't want to think.

The repercussions of people not wanting to think is so disturbing to me because really they don't want to think because it doesn't feel good.

They're literally trying to avoid feelings.

And the more that we take feelings out of being human, and we do that over and over in every different way of our lives, where does that leave us?

Not to mention the fact that people aren't reading as much because of AI, and so their reading comprehension is plummeting.

I mean, it's so disturbing to me on so many levels.

I really...

I have to stop talking.

I'm getting damn pissed off.

It's okay.

Okay, I have one more complaint.

Please.

I mean, I understand if you want to, but the other thing that is so interesting to me is if you have nothing new to say, if you're using AI to write, all it's doing is scraping everybody else's thoughts and mixing it up and maybe shifting it into your style, but it's not really saying anything new.

So all you're making is just, you're reheating literally everybody else's nachos, as it were.

You're just...