Aug 14, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 10 segments
Suno makes real songs harder to tell from fake. Launch videos are coming across as fake — and the engagement is fake. Drawing the line between creative tool and robot authorship is fuzzy. We debate…
Troy YoungHost
Alex SchleiferGuestBrian MorrisseyHostAnd this is in reaction to the European Union is going to regulate the shit out of this country.
I mean, they're attaching, they're forcing people to attach the cap to the water bottle.
This to me, it confirms that, you know, AI writing will continue to carry a social stigma.
All these people, you know, are worried about the fact that they use AI as an assistant in writing or in things like copy editing.
I don't know, my takeaway is that we're still feeling our way into what it means to use AI in authorship.
And my first reaction is Europe should quit trying to protect people from themselves.
I think that there are so many use cases primarily in which people use AI as a tool and could be confused for AI writing because I just think it'll be a wildly imperfect process.
It's your prerogative if you want to take shortcuts and create content in different ways.
And it might even lead us to a discussion around this guy, Bobby Fingers, whose work in creating these incredible YouTube videos kind of goes completely in the opposite direction of shortcutting with AI.
But I just think that... you know, winding through the regulatory hurdles of governments around the world is really difficult for these AI companies.
And there's going to be much more to come in terms of how it's managed by a frontier company in particular.
And this is in reaction to the European Union is going to regulate the shit out of this country.
I mean, they're attaching, they're forcing people to attach the cap to the water bottle.
This to me, it confirms that, you know, AI writing will continue to carry a social stigma.
All these people, you know, are worried about the fact that they use AI as an assistant in writing or in things like copy editing.
I don't know, my takeaway is that we're still feeling our way into what it means to use AI in authorship.
And my first reaction is Europe should quit trying to protect people from themselves.
I think that there are so many use cases primarily in which people use AI as a tool and could be confused for AI writing because I just think it'll be a wildly imperfect process.
It's your prerogative if you want to take shortcuts and create content in different ways.
And it might even lead us to a discussion around this guy, Bobby Fingers, whose work in creating these incredible YouTube videos kind of goes completely in the opposite direction of shortcutting with AI.
But I just think that... you know, winding through the regulatory hurdles of governments around the world is really difficult for these AI companies.
And there's going to be much more to come in terms of how it's managed by a frontier company in particular.
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