Tim Miller

That's why Netflix is hiring podcasts.

Maybe you're next.

Like this is the Netflix folks argument.

So I'm, I am expressing what would be a, you know, what probably what their PR flack would say, but I think it feels right to me, which is what you're saying, which is like, they are, it is not, and they don't see it as an antitrust issue because they're competing against tech talk in YouTube.

I meant to ask you on the AI thing, but while we're doing media and streaming shows, have you watched Pluribus at all?

Why does it stay with you?

I mean, whether or not he intended to be about AI, the thing that is- He didn't.

He said he didn't.

Yeah.

The thing that it has left me with that I keep thinking about is there are going to be all these ways, right, where AI is obviously going to make us smarter.

And you just listed whether it be robotics or health, et cetera.

But at some level, there's eventually some curve where we get dumber again.

And to me, that is my big takeaway from the show.

You see all the ways that the hive mind is smarter, but also dumber.

Dumber.

This is what takes me back to Doomerism.

I was asking, when I was talking to Cuban about this, the take, and he's an optimist about it all.

And so the take he was given was like, that eventually, like when the novelty of this wears off, the AI slop will be everywhere.

Access to these kind of generic pluribus type chatbots are going to be everywhere.

And people will crave something authentic and real.