00:00What I see is, for example, if you try to get ChatGPT or Claude or Gemini to write you something, it's really s***.
00:08And it's s*** because by its nature, it goes to the mean, to the average.
00:13And it's not reliable.
00:15And it's, I mean, I just can't stand to see what it writes.
00:18Now, it's a useful tool if you're a writer and you're going,
00:21ah, what's the thing, I'm trying to set something up or somebody sends someone a letter,
00:25but it's delayed two days and gets, and it can give you some examples of that.
00:28It kind of feels to me like the thing we were talking about earlier, where there's a lot more fear
00:32because we have the sense of this existential dread.
00:34It's going to wipe everything out.
00:36But that actually runs counter, in my view, to what history seems to show,
00:41which is, A, adoption is slow, it's incremental.
00:45I think a lot of that rhetoric comes from people who are trying to justify valuations around companies.
00:51They go, we're going to change everything.
00:53In two years, there's going to be no more work.
