to the AI but you wouldn't want to delegate it to humans because then there'd be too many humans doing too many problems with too many AIs. It would be impossible.

So in order for somebody to make a proper movie you would have to have the deepest talent stack that I can even imagine. It would have to go all the way through AI, which is hard enough, but then it would have to include all of the movie-making skill. Who's going to be able to do that? There will be a few people who can do that. But it went from you could randomly pick a hundred people and eighty of them could be a director. But now if you had a hundred people, probably none of them, if it's only a hundred, probably not one person would have the skill to make a movie with AI even a few years from now. That's my guess. Maybe one in a thousand.

Meta is going to use your chat conversations with AI for ad targeting. But according to Reclaim the Net, Ken Macon is writing about that. And I guess we all figured that, right? If they can listen to you talking and send you ads based on what you're talking about in your kitchen, I'm not too surprised that they can give you an ad based on what you said to AI. But do you think we're getting close to the point where the AI will directly give you an ad? As in, AI, I need some suggestions where to eat, and then the AI says, well our sponsored restaurant is XYZ. I'll bet that's where it's going. But they probably need to hold off on that until we're all hooked on AI to the point where we won't turn it off when it gives us a commercial. We're not there yet.

This will sound like a little thing but it might be a big thing. So this from a post by Constantinos Boussalis. He showed a video of a robot. In this case it was just a robot arm with some vision, but it was an arm. And it was teaching another arm how to do a task. So the one arm knew how to put a lid on something or take something off a wall and then the other one just watched it and then it could learn it by watching it.

Now if that doesn't seem like a big deal to you, you haven't been watching the robot space. It's the biggest of big deals. If the robot can learn by observation, it's the biggest of big deals. That's as big a deal as you can get. That's just everything right there. And it hasn't been able to do that. So this might be the first indication that robots will work. You know, they would have to learn by watching. And I suppose if one of them learned by