I'm putting my foot down for as long as I can and just try to be me. I'm just trying to tell the world that I can write. And I'm obviously being the second guest and not competing.
And seriously, like here I am. I write literally in IRL all day long, all day long. And I have to come online here and convince a new personnel coming into the art world in the Web3 that I am the original.
This is coming from my cap. I'm not taking it from the public database, for goodness sakes. And so that's why in a way I'm resentful, but I'm not because I do like the technology.
I do like how it's used. I do fear of laziness. I do fear of art dying.
Thank you. Wow. I don't know if art's going to die, but laziness is definitely – it's not just AI's thingy.
It's digital devices. It's the way technologies work. It's been ever since video games have been around, which is way before, for many years.
So that is something a new generation of people who are just not outdoorsy anymore or even will get up because everything has a shortcut. Everything in life is becoming ramen noodles. Just pour water, and you've got your noodles or instant coffee, whichever you want to go for.
And that is a way the world is changing, definitely. Yes, we do have another speaker, Zainar. I don't think we've ever had Zainar here before, and I hope I'm pronouncing that lordly.
I'm not quite sure what you're laughing about. What did I do, put my foot in my mouth? Hi, Zainar. Happy Sunday.
Happy Sunday. I'm actually new in your space, and I was listening and enjoying what the conversation is talking about, and it's just all bouncing on my balls and be like, this is it. I now see why I am actually wanting to study this course, AI.
