I shutter at the thought that someone will enjoy stories I’ve not written for them.
For them to have access to magic that I didn’t create.
Jason Liu worries people will enjoy AI stories he didn't write
AIJason Liu says he is troubled that people may enjoy stories he has not written for them, and that they may have access to magic he did not create. The post cites Jesse Eisenberg, who says AI still writes badly when he tests it, but worries about a future where kids generate personalized movies with it.
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Jesse Eisenberg says he sometimes "experiments with AI" to see if it's good at writing: "I’m totally paranoid. I sometimes experiment with AI to see whether it’s good at writing. And it’s still not. I’m paranoid, so I check and it still isn’t. Thank God. I say, 'Write a scene like this.' I’m just testing it to make sure it’s bad, and it’s still bad. So I’m relieved, but, like, how far away is it from being good? How far are we from a kid putting on a pair of goggles and saying, 'I want to watch a movie about me where I rob a bank and then kiss the girl I’m in love with at school. Here are pictures of her, here are pictures of me' and then they press play? I’m paranoid about that." https://variety.com/2026/film/awards/jesse-eisenberg-julianne-moore-debut-ai-bad-now-you-see-me-4-1236941541/
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Original title: I shutter at the thought that someone will enjoy stories I’ve not written for them.