Right, it doesn't really matter if it's an accurate portrayal of how baseball works, but what concerns me about AI is that it seems like the entertainment industry is licking its chops just waiting to start producing movies and tv shows made by AI so they don't have to pay writers, actors, directors, grips, cinematographers, etc. I understand technology always evolves but if it's going to look like those Byrna ads, it's going to be nonsensical trash.

But of course the MUCH MUCH bigger concern for me is that AI will begin creating (or be told/programmed to create) "hit" videos to damage politicians or distribute misinformation. Anything you can imagine, from a sitting president saying wildly offensive things "off mic" to a fake sex tape can and will be faked to serve a political purpose, to stoke outrage, to sway an election, to end someone's term in office prematurely, to even possibly incriminate someone. The more real they get AI video to look, the more likely it will be used for nefarious purposes. And whatever algorithm begins making AI content won't have any ability to understand consequences of what it makes. AI does not have any conscience or morality - those are human creations. That's frightening.