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I think it's, wow, it lowers the bar, so to speak. I don't know if in the long term, that's a great thing, right? We will definitely see some, you know, it'll spark some new creators to the AI to really empower them to do great things that they possibly couldn't do. But at the same time, I see it like saturating, you know, further saturating a lot because we can usually tell when it's AI.

So chances are you over time just automatically ignore them, right? While the rest of the world is, you know, somehow gravitating to these, like, just statistically, right?

So I see it like that, where I think AI, if it saturates, will have a bit of that play where so much, even on YouTube, right? If I start a video now, because especially like science videos, that's been noted, that the AI generated science videos has turned that whole section into mush. But generally, like, if I start up a video, and I hear AI, it's like, within seconds, sometimes it's like a knee-jerk reaction, if I'm skipping, you know what I mean? I think even with art, that might actually start to take hold, where people might just create some kind of AI blindness, where, you know, authentic or content where, you know, the prompts are actually in depth, where you could tell someone, put their time and work into it to work with it. I don't think, you know, we'll ever become blind to that.