A short, informal YouTube interview segment where host Robert Todd chats with Nico Stefan about AI's impact on jobs and creative copyright. The tone is casual and personal, with Nico identifying as a musician and the hosts expressing skepticism toward tech billionaires. The clip includes off-the-cuff remarks, a music handle shout-out, and personal details (anniversary).
I'll fucking do it. Yeah. Let me ask these folks. Hey, quick question. Do you think AI is going to kill us all or take our jobs? What do you think? Also, I love the glasses. You two look fabulous. Like, this is, like, goals, honestly. Yeah, it might. It might say more on that. What do you mean? What do you do?
I make music, actually.
Sweet. Okay, so are you worried at all about, like, creative copyright? Like, you know, that kind of stuff?
Not really. I think a lot of it, at least as it pertains to music. There's.
They haven't really nailed down the human.
Factor when it comes to creating it yet, so there's a lot of really weird artifacts when you hear related music. So.
Wait, wait. Quick, shout out your handle. What's your music?
My name's Nico. And I KO My.
And I KO Wait. Say it to the camera. Say it to camera.
Nico Stefan.
Nico Stefan. Sweet.
We're gonna shake, though, because it's our anniversary today.
Okay. All right, yo, have a good one. Happy anniversary. I'm the Robert Todd. You can find us on. Yes. I'm building a startup focused on it not killing us all, so I'm getting a pulse. Oh, sweet. I'm tired of the tech billionaires telling us what to think, and so I'm just interviewing people. Have a good day. Sweet. Yo, he works in tech, too. Fuck yeah. I. I love that. Like, people resonate with that. So that's great. That was cool. I like that he has a positive take as well. And he's in music. We'll shout out his handle. That's really awesome. Feels good. And they were so cute together. That was actually so great. They had matching glasses and they're going to their anniversary, and I'm getting a call.
