Brandon here with a quick show note before we begin.

Due to the very visual nature of the subject in this episode,

you may want to consider watching the YouTube version.

By all means, listening to the audio version.

It's fun too. Five years ago, people were thinking that, you know, that the creative industries are the last, you know, that the AI will touch.

But it's quite interesting that, you know, actually the creative industries seem to be the easiest for AI.

How is it possible that a creative can be turning into code? When Stanley Kubrick's 2001 A-Space Odyssey first premiered in 1968,

people were offended by the idea that Hal could beat a human in a game of chess,

totally overlooking Hal's more difficult achievements, like mimicking human speech and

understanding and replicating the nuances of human cognition.

Look to King 1.

I'm sorry, Frank. I think you missed it.

Queen to Bishop 3. Bishop takes Queen.

Knight takes Bishop.

May.

As someone else on the Internet has pointed out,

A future where robots paint paintings and write poetry

instead of taking over menial labor was not the future I wanted.

This is all to say, we are currently experiencing many heated and divergent opinions about where

all this is headed, and if we want to go there at all.

If you go to social media, you then need to pick a side. You need to be pro or then against something.

And I think, you know, reality is, of course, that it will have the many fantastic

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