Nicky Riordan

like a real thing or at the very least it's not like making the business more money.

Such an interesting thing.

You know, like let's think of like Instagram or something, you know, like the way Instagram makes money is ads, right?

Like people pay to put ads on the platform.

That is how all of its revenue comes.

So like you can spend a billion dollars in AI and,

That doesn't make more people buying more ads, right?

Like they just keep talking about all this money because it's like the big thing in tech and everyone wants to be the AI leader.

And I think sometime in the next year that that's just really going to pop and people are going to realize like, wait a minute, you spent a billion dollars on meta AI and like,

you're not actually making any more money.

Like you're just kind of talking about this, right?

Like, you know what I mean?

It's just something about that is going to pop.

Number 13, going off of this sort of discussion about AI, I think people are going to have a really, really big obsession with practical effects.

And that's going to be a big resurgence.

I actually think that human made is going to become a thing that people use and trademark the same way people talk about like

made in America or like organic, right?

Like something being human made, uh, will be like a big selling point of the film.

You know what I mean?

Um, and there will even be people who are like inspectors that come in to ensure that it was all human made, uh, the same way that they have to do that for like organic and stuff to see if it was actually, or grass fed, you know what I mean?