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What 1990 movie based on a Roald Dahl book follows a boy who discovers witches disguised as ordinary ladies? And the answer is The Witches.

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Question five, in what 1989 movie does Fred Savage befriend a monster that lives under his bed? And the answer is Little Monsters.

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And I think to some degree, this comes from books by people like Ann Rule and also television adaptations.

The Ted Bundy case was told, for instance, in an NBC miniseries called The Deliberate Stranger starring Mark Harmon.

And I think the image a lot of people have of him is that he was this handsome, charming man with a secret.

And he would go up and he'd charm these women.

Oh, but he's killing people.

But they don't tell you exactly how gruesome it was.

And I think that's not a knock on Ann Rule, really, or even the NBC series.

I thought The Deliberate Stranger from 1986 with Mark Harmon was actually pretty well done.

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And you immediately start to notice just a lot of tropes, kind of like how if you spend a lot of time around AI writing, you start to know how the different models write and the ways that they write.

And one thing that worries me a little bit about people that don't engage with these tools regularly is that i do think that these tools are shaping so much of our media ecosystem that if you don't engage with them at all you don't realize that and it's harder for you and that seems like a lot of the public too it's like hard for them to spot what's generated and what's not i was at this journalism meetup recently where A friend of mine at NBC was showing me very obviously AI-generated content.

And I asked the whole table, I was like, guys, do you recognize this as AI? They didn't know.

And not only was it obviously AI, it was obviously this new Higgs field, like, plug-in thing.

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