🤖Go See The AI Documentary!🤖
🤖On Saturday, April 4, 2026 I had the pleasure of attending a complimentary screening of:
The AI Doc: Or How I Became An Apocaloptimist.
It was such a great documentary. Definitely, one of the best documentaries of 2026. The documentary goes in depth of the potential threats and benefits of AI in modern times.
The Oscar winning Director of “Navalny,” Daniel Roher narrates the documentary. He interviews CEO’s of top companies to get their viewpoints on whether AI is a threat or beneficial to society. Charlie Tyrell co-directs the film as well.
A touching point of the documentary is the mention of him entering Fatherhood. Some of the CEO’s have expressed personal concerns with AI and parenthood.
Definitely, take the time to go see this Documentary. It is well worth it. Invite a friend to go see this thought provoking documentary.
As a society we need more documentaries on important subject matters like this. Because, it affects our society. 🤖 #AIDoc2026 !#
Having watched 'The AI Doc: Or How I Became An Apocaloptimist,' I can say it truly captures the urgency surrounding artificial intelligence today. The documentary stands out because it doesn't just focus on the technical aspects but also on the human side—like the concerns around AI's role in parenthood and societal impact. What impressed me most was how the filmmakers, Daniel Roher and Charlie Tyrell, brought in perspectives from leading CEOs who are at the forefront of AI development. Their honest discussions about AI being both a potential threat and a powerful tool made me realize how nuanced this technology is. It reminded me of the importance of staying informed and engaging in conversations about AI ethics and regulation. The documentary also felt very timely—it’s clear from the title "How I Became An Apocaloptimist" that the film balances caution with cautious optimism, which resonated deeply. Watching it inspired me to think about how AI will shape not only industries but also family dynamics and personal responsibilities. If you’re curious about the future AI holds or want to understand the complex emotions and viewpoints leaders in tech have, this film is a must-see. Plus, the mention of pop culture elements like the perfectly popped popcorn sets a relaxed but thoughtful tone for viewers. Invite a friend to watch it with you and discuss—it’s a great way to grapple with this urgent topic together.