Nir Weingarten

I really liked it.

It's called media panic.

Media panic is basically the concept is it goes like this.

So every time a new type of media is introduced, the initial reaction is a suspicion.

Because we are what we consume.

We think are all cognitions around the information that we consume.

And whenever that changes, it's a bit frightening.

So a recent example would be social media.

So if you remember when social media just came out, do you remember the backlash on that?

Yeah, you know, it was really frightening.

It is frightening still, but you know, it's still, but it's a standard.

Everyone uses social media.

So it was the same when video games came out and it was the same when television came out and when movies came out.

And you know what?

There's even a quote that I saw that attributed to Plato.

Where he blames writing for people being messy and forgetting stuff.

And I think writing is pretty much mainstream today.

So I think that culturally AI is very similar.

It started off where people really resented seeing AI content.

And today we see it all around us.