Shekhar Natarajan

Yes.

So it knew that it is basically a devotional song.

And it knew that there were stanzas, like, you know, it has to like, you know, pause and like change, like, you know, the tone of the music.

And then, and you could prompt it as well.

But what was the most interesting thing about all of this is these were like, you know, the lyrics were actually scriptures that were written long time ago.

It was sacred.

It was protected.

And I was able to hack into it.

There was like, you know, like when someone is thinking about it, like there was scant disrespect to what I did, but I was able to do it.

And now, like, think of me as a musician who knows nothing about music and can promote music.

what you're talking about can be applied to anything in the world as it relates to information, content creation.

That's the scary part.

I'm worried about people losing their own identity and anyone can do anything in this world of AI.

So what we thought, we all thought that AI will actually simplify a lot of work and let us use our creative brain.

The first thing that AI went after is all the creative things.

That's the irony.

Content creation, as we know it, is gone.

One of my friend's uncle passed away.

He was very close to us.

he was a guy who actually helped us get out of United States and like, you know, get out of India.