Okay, so we talked about a little bit of AI and what's been happening.
Netflix has been kind of outed, but that's going to be for a different episode.
episode we're gonna have to talk about that uh later on but ai it has been prominent it's been used here it's been used there people have called it out but nothing has really been said um the music industry timberland is over here trying to promote a ai singer and trying to you know push past that um same thing music i think is being prominent as well there's a whole ai song that apparently is being put out there that is being claimed to not be AI, but that's a totally different topic.
We are film bros, but AI is going to different parts of the industry, and film is no exception.
AI is now getting a whole actor, Tilly Norwood, who apparently came out in a short film in the UK, basically made by Particle 6, is the production company.
It was in a short film.
But now they're actually making a full-blown movie called Misaligned with an AI actress who, you know, is supposed to be just, you know, what a regular actor would do is just, you know, it's saving time, probably saving money.
You put it in there.
Comes out a movie.
Are we...
Are we scared about the future right now? I've talked about this kind of stuff on the side, like non-film wise.
Like I was like, man, one day there's going to be a case where somebody is going to be in trouble for robbing a bank and it's going to be like a whole AI video.
It's going to be fake and it's not going to come out.
Like there's so much stuff that AI is just going to be doing in the future.
We're getting songs.
Now we're getting full length movies.
A couple years ago, we talked about this.
I told you this was going to happen.
I told you this.
You were like, no, no, people are going to reject it.
No, AI has become what I believe Nolan, I think Nolan said this, has become the tool that everybody is using.
Or no, no, not Nolan.
It was James Cameron.
He said it's a tool.
Okay, so we talked about a little bit of AI and what's been happening.
Netflix has been kind of outed, but that's going to be for a different episode.
episode we're gonna have to talk about that uh later on but ai it has been prominent it's been used here it's been used there people have called it out but nothing has really been said um the music industry timberland is over here trying to promote a ai singer and trying to you know push past that um same thing music i think is being prominent as well there's a whole ai song that apparently is being put out there that is being claimed to not be AI, but that's a totally different topic.
We are film bros, but AI is going to different parts of the industry, and film is no exception.
AI is now getting a whole actor, Tilly Norwood, who apparently came out in a short film in the UK, basically made by Particle 6, is the production company.
It was in a short film.
But now they're actually making a full-blown movie called Misaligned with an AI actress who, you know, is supposed to be just, you know, what a regular actor would do is just, you know, it's saving time, probably saving money.
You put it in there.
Comes out a movie.
Are we...
Are we scared about the future right now? I've talked about this kind of stuff on the side, like non-film wise.
Like I was like, man, one day there's going to be a case where somebody is going to be in trouble for robbing a bank and it's going to be like a whole AI video.
It's going to be fake and it's not going to come out.
Like there's so much stuff that AI is just going to be doing in the future.
We're getting songs.
Now we're getting full length movies.
A couple years ago, we talked about this.
I told you this was going to happen.
I told you this.
You were like, no, no, people are going to reject it.
No, AI has become what I believe Nolan, I think Nolan said this, has become the tool that everybody is using.
Or no, no, not Nolan.
It was James Cameron.
He said it's a tool.
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