could never do anything that took up from where the last image ended. It would just be a brand new image, so you couldn't do anything with continuity. But the continuity has been fixed recently, at least by a few apps. So I'm going to guess that we're one year away from anybody being able to create a feature-length movie by just talking to the app. Now you'd still have to be good at it. The app isn't going to do all the work for you. But if you were good at it, I think you can do it. And I'm pretty sure I could feed my books, at least my one book that's fiction, I bet I could just feed it to the AI and say make a movie out of this. Now the problem would be that the AI wouldn't want to violate my copyright, so I'd have to somehow convince it that I had the rights to the book. So that hasn't been solved yet. But I think we're really close to here's a book, turn it into a movie. Boom. We're very close.

Well, speaking of books, according to Wired Magazine, Lily Hay Newman is writing that now you can buy these low-cost drones from big Chinese companies like Temu and AliExpress that you can add add-ons to the drone to turn them into terrorist weapons. Let me say that again. China is now selling, just commercially to anybody who wants t