Hey, all. Welcome to Cross Politics on the Fight Lab Feast's Network. Again, no Pastor Toby, no Knox, just me, the water boy, one-on-one with you. You on your TV, you on your YouTube, you and your podcast. You get to just hang out with me. And I got, I got a great guest,

an old friend. He's actually on the network too. Um, uh, John Branian, comedian John

brain is coming on today. It's been, I don't know. I feel like it's been a year. It's probably

been three years. So it's me and John last, uh, came on the show together. So, um, we're going to

talk about, uh, AI, comedians, art and AI, all this stuff.

And it's, I think this topic is actually more important than we probably realize.

I think the older generation, you know, kind of the age, you know, 65 and older, you know, you guys are probably not going to have to deal with or maybe touch AI too much.

Or know that you're touching AI.

You might, it might be happening with your medical records or other things that they're coming up in contact with.

But I think in general, your generation is not going to have to deal with AI in the way my generation

is going to have to deal with it. And more importantly, our kids, like our kids are going to have

face AI in all sorts of ways in the future. So, you know, and in this is technology, it can change

everything. I mean, you guys, you guys know this. We saw it with smartphones. We saw it,

you know, with, I mean, I mean, goodness, you know, the way older generations, remember when we

didn't have electricity or didn't have even phones in the house and or even cell phones began,

internet began, all that stuff. And so technology changes everything. And it's, and it's just not

coming for your world. It's coming into everything. And it's, and it's just not coming for your

world. It's coming into it. Like, like, especially think about AI. It's coming into our world in a way that

every, I mean, for years, I've looked at AI is like, okay, this is going to be interesting. It's

going to be interesting. Okay, maybe it's starting to be helpful a little bit. You know, there's perplexity. You can kind of, you know, AI helps you kind of Google better. And, and then

eventually it's actually going to help you really solve and do tasks for you. So it's not

fully there to where I think it's not past the early adopter stage is what I'm saying. I

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