Hello everybody. Welcome to Dangerous Ideas. Hope you doing well out there. Please, everybody,

throw in a comment. Let me know how you're doing. I'm going to spend

most of today's episode on a tsunami that is going to hit all of us. And most of us don't seem to

realize it, really. And I'm going to get into exactly what I'm doing, because there's a lot of

different AI debates going on right now. And I'm going to be rather specific in what exactly I'm going to get into exactly what I'm doing, because there's a lot of different AI debates going on right now,

and I'm going to be rather specific in what exactly I'm talking about here in just a second.

But to start with, let me just show you, this has been going kind of viral, so maybe you already saw it.

But I'll play it.

And then there's an important fact about this.

This is an AI video of Tom Cruise fighting Brad Pitt that's been going viral. And sorry,

for those of you listening to the podcast, you're going to have to hear 10 seconds of punching noises.

So, but just check it out.

So there it is. But here to me is the key is that that was done. Pretty damn real. Pretty damn like, doesn't look that different. Honestly, looks better probably than some of the directors you could have filming this shit. Like, you know, if you had Michael Bay do that, you wouldn't be able to see what the hell's going on. So it looks almost better than certain pictures.

Yeah, moderately lame, but that's not really the point.

The point is looks close to, pretty close to reality.

That was created with a two-sentence prompt.

A kid wrote two sentences, said, make this, and AI can now make that.

Now, how far do you think we are from a couple of

prompts creating a movie, creating a full movie or a full half hour TV show? And of course,

there's all kinds of debates on the copyright of can you use these people's faces. But I'm,

whatever, you can have that debate and

that's not really my point here. My point is that so and I'm just using Hollywood as a microcosm of

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