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His mind is not for rent to any God or government.

That writer was totes right about volleyball; it can be a little tricky to play without a volleyball. Same with baseball (unless you are Robin Ventura).

Watching this video is actually a good test. Sometimes Matt Walsh says interesting stuff, sometimes it is ideologically-driven nonsense. But I figured I'd watch it first before judging it, and unless there is more to the story or something like that, it's was a pretty valuable watch. I don't know whether or not he really believes it or is just adding it to strengthen his argument, but his point about it taking jobs is spot-on. It's hard enough for creatives to make money; AI will make it harder.

The larger point, though, that AI is lying to us and making us dumber (or at least not challenging us cognitively), is scary.

A little different issue--it talks more about the role of producing art--but it reminds me a little of "Virtuoso," one of the short stories in this book:

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GPS has made me directionally illiterate. As an addict would say, "I can stop anytime I want to".

There is ai police that monitor what AI is doing. You can get bing chat to give you sexual answers but then it deletes the response a few seconds later and says sorry I can't talk about that.

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the world will always the world. your entire existence is defined by your response.