interesting because like something that that somebody pointed out that kind of stuck with me.

That was kind of a good take about that.

It was like, we were being threatened more and more with like the full on sky net-esque

capabilities of AI by people who have stock in AI.

Like Elon Musk is one of the people that's always like,

we have to stop it before it takes up the world.

And I think that part of that is just advertising the product.

Like they want you to think it's a little bit more powerful than it is.

It clearly like,

this summer was fucking weird just with all the art and like music and stuff.

And like chat,

GBT is just a weird robot entity that lives in our lives

now like it's freaky but i think that that was it flexing its hardest to try to affect

that strike possibly or yeah i mean we'll see what because you know we had uh ben clarkson and

matt borson and ben was saying that like in animation, you know, why wouldn't you use it? It's a tool. It's a tool. I'm not sure how people use it for writing, but there are those, so the new agreement is that it's up to the writer when to use AI. And when they do use AI, there has to be total transparency on it,

which, yeah, I'm not sure how they're going to facilitate that or make it happen. But there's

probably going to be loopholes in this for the next several days. As long as the form continues

to exist, they're going to be trying to take a picture of you and then put you wholesale into

friends. Yeah, I mean, I don't think that, I think that's like an unresolvable contradiction,

because it is a tool. And once you introduce a tool, you can't put the genie back in the

bottle. And this is, it's like automation. Like, it's going to continue to change the ratio of labor

to, like an extraction, and there's going to be less people working

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