Thing is though: even AI wouldn’t be able to do that unless there was someone/something actually watching every moment of Joan’s life. Then they could feed that into the AI and be good to go.
But I was also really, REALLY unsober when I watched it, so that might have been addressed and I can’t remember.
It was her phone and “smart” devices; it was implied that some kind of Amazon Echo / Alexa / Siri style service was listening in on her entire life and that that was what was being used to generate the show.
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Yeah Joan is Awful was good.
Thing is though: even AI wouldn’t be able to do that unless there was someone/something actually watching every moment of Joan’s life. Then they could feed that into the AI and be good to go.
But I was also really, REALLY unsober when I watched it, so that might have been addressed and I can’t remember.
The show did address it:
spoiler
It was her phone and “smart” devices; it was implied that some kind of Amazon Echo / Alexa / Siri style service was listening in on her entire life and that that was what was being used to generate the show.
AHHH that’s right, I completely forgot that.
I need to stop being so drunk and stoned when I watch shows lmfao
Hey, that’s alright. Depending on the show, I could see that being a big improvement to the experience!