Paul Rosolie

I think in a book he writes about someone screaming with such abandonment that at the highest register, her voice like wobbled and cracked.

And you're like, Oh my God, I know what that sounds like.

And I wonder if, if, cause you can, you can say, you can say like, you know, right now,

write me the jungle book, but make it sound like Cormac McCarthy wrote it.

And it's like, it'll be like, the jungle was dark and stern and the boy was, you know, it's like, it'll do it.

And it's amazing.

My question to you is, at least right now, what are we picking up on on something as simple as a text message?

It's very difficult to define.

But it's important to keep thinking about because it's like, what makes us human?

You reassured me recently because I called you and I said, you know, I said, I come out of the jungle and all anybody wants to talk about is AI.

And I was like, and like, everyone's like, it's like people are walking themselves into the matrix and asking to be hooked.

You know, it's like everyone's just obsessed with this topic, you know?

And you were like, man, human art and human literature is going to actually become so valuable as this other thing happens.

And I expected the opposite answer.

I thought you were going to be like, yeah, man, this really is.

We're taking off and everything's going to change.

And you were like, man, like...

real artists are going to become more appreciated.

I mean, I think already AI aside, I think that in today's world, I think that everyone's so, I mean, like movies have become so polished.

Like there's no like weird quirky stuff.