A quote from an NBC News report on the topic of AI is shared by Brian Stelter.
"When presented with a list of potential concerns, nearly 3 in 4 Americans say their biggest concern is about misinformation, deepfakes and fraud. Two-thirds say they are concerned about people becoming too dependent on AI." https://t.co/byWVSYcEWd
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 6, 2026
David Limbaugh tweets about actors and, in the final sentence, makes a point that, while undoubtedly lightheartedly intended, goes to a deeper concern about AI.
Many many actors are obnoxious left us, but some are more repulsive than others. As to the ladder, I can’t bring myself to watch certain shows they are in. I am tempted to watch a current movie De Niro is in, but I honestly can’t bring myself to do it. How do I get over this?…
— David Limbaugh (@DavidLimbaugh) September 6, 2026
The full tweet by Limbaugh is contained in the following paragraph.
Many many actors are obnoxious left us, but some are more repulsive than others. As to the ladder, I can’t bring myself to watch certain shows they are in. I am tempted to watch a current movie De Niro is in, but I honestly can’t bring myself to do it. How do I get over this? And, I wish AI could substitute somebody palatable for him in the role and then I could watch it.
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It can be frightening. There is hardly a time when AI and its residual effects are not present with us in society. We are going to have to learn how to cope with this. We are going to have to learn what it can do and what it cannot do. And we are going to have to learn how to say 'no' to it, hitting the proverbial power-off button.