00:00Cris, it's Gonzalo from Hypertextual.
00:01First of all, congratulations and welcome to Spain.
00:03Thank you.
00:03Once again.
00:04Thank you, Gonzalo.
00:05Appreciate that.
00:05The first thing I would like to ask you is, of course, about artificial intelligence.
00:09I guess nobody asked you today about it.
00:12I would like to ask you about your relation with AI,
00:15because I don't know if you see it as an ally, as an enemy.
00:19Are you afraid of it?
00:20Or how is your relation with it?
00:21I see it as an ally.
00:23I'm not afraid of it.
00:24I use it a lot.
00:25I'm cautiously optimistic about how AI can benefit the world and benefit humanity.
00:30It's a really fun tool to play with.
00:33Yeah.
00:33So I'm not too scared of it.
00:35Do you use it regularly?
00:36Yeah, I use it regularly.
00:37I have ChatGPT and I have various other apps that I use for just fun things,
00:42designing birdhouses and chicken coops and making shopping lists and asking it little questions,
00:49things that I would take the time to put into a search engine.
00:52I'll just put into that and let it curate a list of verifiable sources for me.
00:57So I think it's a great tool.
00:59I mean, I don't think that it should replace humanity, but it can certainly streamline
01:04our and optimize our lives in a major way.
01:07That's the thing I would like to ask you, because I wanted to ask, how do you imagine
01:11the future with AI as a society?
01:13How it will change?
01:15And also, how is it changing us as human beings?
01:17At one point, there was an industrial revolution in history.
01:21I think before the industrial revolution, we probably had a lot more calluses on our hands.
01:25We were probably much stronger and more robust human beings.
01:28We were out in the fields with our hammers or sickles and our hammers and we were building
01:31and we were a more robust, strong society.
01:33But of course, the industrial revolution displaced a lot of those jobs, but also created a lot more
01:37jobs.
01:38I think we're in some sense of intellectual revolution.
01:40I'm afraid that it may dull us mentally.
01:43We may be relying so heavily on AI that we're incapable of constructing sentences or songs
01:49or paintings or thoughts without the help of this AI.
01:53So in that regard, it really worries me.
01:55I think it's super important that children aren't using it.
01:57I think we need to develop our minds as human beings before we start relying too heavily
02:02on AI.
02:03So it might make us dumber.
02:05That's a really interesting perspective from an actor because usually the actors are normally
02:10scared that they will take their jobs or things like that.
02:12So it's interesting.
02:15Yeah.
02:16I would like to also ask you about something else which I found brilliant of the movie,
02:20which is the digital footprint.
02:22We can see how we are all traced.
02:24We are not anonymous anymore.
02:25Do you take care of your digital footprint?
02:28Well, I live in the public eye.
02:29And so over the past probably 10 years or so, I've been a bit more mindful.
02:33And that's become, it's been hard lessons learned.
02:37You know, you have to be mindful of understanding things.
02:40Like you might say something to your brother or to your dad or to a best friend that you
02:44would never want to shout from the rooftops because it may be misconstrued or taken out
02:48of context or, you know, could be something negative.
02:51So I've had to be mindful of that just because I live in the public eye and I understand that
02:54people are going to talk about things.
02:56And if I say something, it might be amplified to a degree.
02:58Now, every human being doesn't live in the public eye, but I think they're coming to
03:01realize, welcome to the club.
03:03Like soon, the things that you've said may be taken out of context and used against you.
03:07It might be a text from 20 years ago that you sent to your cousin.
03:10And that could be used to fire you from your job or to make your partner not trust you
03:15or to discredit you in front of your kids or your enemies and stuff.
03:18So I think the digital footprint is something we have to be really mindful about.
03:21We're not just throwing it into the invisible ether, we're etching it in digital stone
03:25and it will live forever.
03:26I think as we're learning these lessons, eventually the next generation will be more careful.
03:30They'll become more digitally literate and have a deeper understanding of the ramifications
03:34of just shouting and whispering into the ether.
03:37That's exactly what we're asking.
03:38That's true.
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