Robert Fried

It knows who I am.

It knows my voice.

It knows my interests.

It knows almost everything about me.

And so it's hard to imagine that in some way it's not, you know, being cross-wired into our biology.

And, you know, once biotrackers and our, you know, medical records and all that stuff get weaved into this AI technology,

tapestry, this infinitely capable AI tapestry, that it's not going to have some kind of benefit in terms of human longevity.

Well, I have a lot of thoughts on that.

A very interesting thing that you just said.

First of all, you have a great voice.

So if they're able to replicate it, that's pretty impressive.

Yeah, they did.

It was wild.

But imagine if they were able to move your lips in a credible way, they were able to replicate your voice, they were able to convert it into another language, and the content they can certainly research.

Is it conceivable at some point that...

you know, the Genius Life podcast will be done without you.

The entire podcast will take place and you didn't even do anything.

It's conceivable, right?

Haven't there been some actors, I mean, you would know, actors at this point that have sold their likeness?

Yeah, in fact, there are agents out there trying to persuade people