Matthew McConaughey

So I can go on, I've got a speech I'm giving to, you know, on gun control, or I've got a speech I'm giving on grant initiatives.

I can ask AI, and it can pop out a badass, here's one, two, three sections.

I'm not going to cut and paste this and say exactly these words, because it kind of sounds like a little AI, but...

Boy, it's done a lot of work and it's laid out a synopsis.

It's laid out a treatment for me in 10 seconds.

Do you think that there's value in not doing that and going?

No, I'm looking over my stuff.

I'm taking notes.

I'm cutting and pasting.

I'm doing it myself.

Are we learning more by that way to understand the content and the context of our content when we do that, what some would call busy work now to formulate our synopsis, which I can do it in 10 seconds.

Are we learning more by doing it ourselves?

You have more knowledge.

You passed the math test.

And what happens when we're in the proverbial foxhole?

When we have to improvise in a moment before we're linked up.

Right, you're soft.

When we have to go, I've got to handle this.

Yeah.

And you can't because you're soft.