It's Jerry Lewis doing what no one else could ever do - so sporadic, so just exactly off the beat that it's funny - or it's him pretending to be a typewriter, the way AI pretends to be human. Only funny.
It's the joy of physicality, the twinkle toes of James Cagney and the great stone face of Buster Keaton who was both committed to the live stunt and inventor of modern photographic trickery. But, oh, we shall fight AI with slapstick! We shall laugh in the algorithm of obliteration! Bwahahaha!
well, thanks at least, for leaving us with a happy and positive note!
Good collection
The opposite of AI is body language. Maybe?
It's Jerry Lewis doing what no one else could ever do - so sporadic, so just exactly off the beat that it's funny - or it's him pretending to be a typewriter, the way AI pretends to be human. Only funny.
It's the joy of physicality, the twinkle toes of James Cagney and the great stone face of Buster Keaton who was both committed to the live stunt and inventor of modern photographic trickery. But, oh, we shall fight AI with slapstick! We shall laugh in the algorithm of obliteration! Bwahahaha!