Marc Andreessen

The, um,

As well said, you were also, we've talked about and you've written about how AI psychosis, there's an AI psychosis summit apparently happening.

I'm not sure if that's real or a parody.

I haven't looked into it, but I'm curious how you make sense of this phenomenon.

You've also written about, so you tweeted the other day, sort of the opposite of AI psychosis is cope, AI cope.

Maybe you can talk about both sides.

Yeah, I also identified, earlier identified the concept of AI psychosis psychosis, which we can, we should also talk about.

Let's unpack it as well.

Um, yeah.

So first of all, the AI Psychosis Summit did in fact happen.

Um, I was not there, but I am sure that it did.

Uh, some very, very smart and creative people put that on in New York, I think late last week, I think maybe about a week ago.

Um, and, uh, it was an art, it's like an art, it's essentially an art project.

And it was basically art, artists and creative people who were, um, who got together and like fully indulged their, uh, their AI psychosis, um, in the, in the form of creating new art, uh, using, using AI.

And, um, I, I, yeah, I would definitely recommend people should, should, should go, uh,

So, go on, go on Accent Search on the IIS Ecosystem Summit and take a look because it's incredibly creative.

And I think it's fantastic because it's, you know, it's a, you know, it's a little bit tongue-in-cheek, but also it's a, you know, that,

There is a real split that's developed in the artistic community, the creative community in Hollywood.

And there are people who are staking out kind of very extreme positions on pro-AI, anti-AI.

And it's generating a lot of heat.