Shekhar Natarajan

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.

Sorry.

And basically like, you know, when he passed away, I wanted to write a note.

The note usually takes two hours.

If it's heartfelt, you want to reminisce, you want to think you want to write, you want to be, you want to rewrite it.

You want to rewrite it again.

I know like women take it.

But you keep going through that notion of writing and rewriting and all that stuff till you get it right.

Now, what do you do?

You go to chat GPT and say like, you know, you want to write like a note.