A writer answered AI slop with Robin Williams' bench speech. The thread noted film's best 'I've lived' monologue was written for a machine (jayacunzo.com)
A marketer answers AI slop with Robin Williams' Good Will Hunting monologue — knowing about war isn't living it. His line: 'AI has read the internet. It can't read the room. It hasn't lived a life.'
The thread agreed, then complicated it: cinema's greatest lived-experience speech, Blade Runner's 'tears in rain,' was written for an artificial being. And the bench scene itself is a script, performed — the authenticity it sells was manufactured by a writer and an actor.
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