You know, I write books for a living and I'm always, always thinking, how will my books

remain, just literally remain in the future?

Like, in what form should I publish them?

And I'm glad that, you know, they can be available in print, in Kindle, as audiobooks.

It's harder to delete them.

But I worry about that.

I worry about this show.

I worry about these social media monopolies that are run by billionaire tyrants and how

they have, you know, artistic communities at their mercy.

And this is just going to get worse and worse with AI.

You know, we've seen all these AI bots emerging, trying to replicate writing and so forth.

And it's, you know, sort of perversely amusing that they could so easily replicate writing

of the quality that you'd see from like Nate Silver or Madaglaceus.

Like, they are literally interchangeable with the robot.

Because they don't have any style, you know, or any distinctive ability.

But it's very unnerving to see it with art.

I mean, I've seen a lot of artists understandably very upset because it's going to possibly

cost them their jobs.

Like, I know I, I will not support AI generated art.

You know, if there are book covers and stuff for me, I want those drawn by a human.

You know, there's, it's part of this broad dehumanization.

We're seeing it in arts and media, we're obviously seeing it in healthcare or the lack there

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