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May 2024
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Bonus-wag: AI'm Not A Robot

Treefort Media & Touchy Feely Films
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Elizabeth Banks reflects on her collegiate aspirations to become the next Diane Sawyer, and whether AI could make its own Everything Everywhere All At Once. But…could it replicate the hot dog fingers fight scene?


Among other topics, our hosts and Ms. Banks ponder why so many actors are introverts? And what does checking “I’m Not A Robot” really mean?


You can take this interview to the "Banks"! Tune in, Chinwaggers!


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