I want to show you a clip.

Some AI guy posted this and he said,

actors are cooked.

Stunt men are now obsolete.

Good news.

Actors will no longer be seen as stars but mere models.

They will return to their proper place in society as they were in ancient times at the lowest rung.

Now here's the clip.

Here's what he posted.

You killed Jeffrey Epstein, you animal.

He was a good man.

He knew too much about our Russia operations. He had to die. And now you die too.

So yeah, that was a clip of, an AI clip of Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise fighting in what looks like an action movie.

So what I thought was interesting about this was obviously, the clip's bad, obviously.

It does look plausibly like something you would see in a movie.

So, you know, good job, you got it.

You've got an AI clip that looks like a bad movie. You've done it. But the level of hate, the level of scorn, like presumably if you make this clip, you like Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise, right? Presumably the appeal of it is like, hey, I like Brad Pitt. I like Tom Cruise. What if I put my action figures together and I made them fight? That's cool, right?

But no, it's the attitude of like, you know what, man? Fuck Brad Pitt. We don't even need him. Fuck, Tom Cruise. We can make, I got my action figures and they're better than the real guy. And they're better because he can do whatever he wants. I saw another clip that was going around. Somebody had made a clip of Bruce Lee and

Jackie Chan, and I think Jet Lee fighting, which is one of those things that, yeah, if you're,

if you're six years old, you might think that's the coolest thing in the world. And then if you

stop to think about it, it's like, but wait, I thought the whole point of those guys was that

they were, they were humans. Yeah.

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