All things analogue are new again for Gen Z. Not for our columnist, though, he's already lived that.

A kid tires you out. But that same kid will also get you to smile at the day.

But when the machines are doing the work and the humans have no income, who exactly is left to buy anything?

Some caution, a lot of hope, that's the balance you need to make your way in this world, says the columnist.

Are actors and human directors and writers going away? Nope. But more and more of our content will be AI-generated and we won't even notice.

Our columnist would rather live life than film it 24/7 just to gain likes and followers.

It has been written about but discovering it for ourselves was startling: Gen Z doesn't drink.

When you don't have the emotional bandwidth for gritty, true-to-life shows.

I've played a character named James for years on Singapore TV. The result of that is there is a director of photography who, even on a new show where my character name is not James, calls me James for everything.

As a species we need to make sure we don't become so dependent on AI that we're helpless without it.

CEO of AI startup Anthropic, Dario Amodei issued a stark warning that AI is going to eliminate 50% of entry-level white collar jobs in the next five years.

But our columnist is not taking it without fighting back, he's going to work out and eat well and ... even get glasses! Oh my.