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Matthew says, "Imagine everything humans have achieved since the days when we lived in caves, wheels, writing, bronze and iron smelting, pyramids, the Great Wall, ocean traversing ships, mechanical engineering, railroads, electricity, photography, film, recorded music, laundry, machines, TV, the internet, and phones. Now imagine accomplishing 10 times that much in 25 years, in the next 25 years."

We've seen it in Meta's Horizon Worlds where they have NBA games and music concerts and people tend to go for these things. They're like a low-impact experience. So, I think those are, I suppose, the inroads into getting deeper into the metaverse because it's something that maybe you can't experience or is difficult to experience in real life. Marcus Johnson:.

Giving the example of Korean music giants behind BTS Hype using voice AI to launch its latest artist, MIDNATT in multiple languages simultaneously. Number three, taking creative control, having built a fan base from scratch, creators are moving away from endorsements and taking creative control by launching their own creator brand.

Dustin Jones of NPR notes that users can diversify their posts by adding sounds and music stickers and hashtags, as well as tagging locations. The text-only post lets folks publish 1000 characters versus 500 for Threads or 280 for X or Twitter. But Debbie, the most interesting sentence in this BBC article I sent you on TikTok adding text only posts is what and why? Debra Aho Williamson:.

So it's basically a DJ that's using music samples to create a backbeat. But the samples come from original creators, musicians, artists, those are the inventors. Even if you randomize a graphic or a poem using AI, it is all really derivative right now. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, that's a good analogy.

In terms of music saying, "One of the lessons we've learned from Spotify is that we don't consume content by the album anymore, but by the single. And I'd like to see that logic ported over to the news industry. It would work for users who would get access to all the content they want without being blocked by a paywall.

No, because I'm here for the food and the music and the fashion. I'm not here for driverless taxis. Marcus Johnson:. All right. Fair enough. Zach. Zach Goldner:. Yeah, and I think there are a lot of different benefits of this automation of driverless car. The thing is, consumers, they're scared of it at this point.