So Christopher Nolan, the Oppenheimer guy, is out here saying how young people like us are "utterly rejecting" all this AI-generated "slop" and want more practical, real stuff in movies. He’s talking about how quickly younger audiences can spot and dislike bad AI content, which honestly, fair enough. He even boasts about using a giant puppet Cyclops for his new film to show off practical effects, claiming it's what we crave. But then, the absolute golden irony: apparently, an AI voice was used to narrate an audiobook for *that very same movie*! I mean, it’s hilarious coming from a guy whose own project uses AI, especially when we gamers are out here navigating games full of questionable AI enemies and sometimes buggy procedural generation, and still having a blast. Talk about selective rejection!