Good Noticings Noticing Lukas Gage’s Memoir, the AI Bubble, and Wendy Williams
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Oct 15, 2025 Lukas Gage, a talented actor and the author of *I Wrote This for Attention*, takes us through his captivating journey in Hollywood. He discusses his struggles with childhood trauma, the pitfalls of fame, and managing borderline personality disorder. Gage shares insights on writing his memoir, the challenges of authenticity, and the complexities of family relationships. The conversation also dives into the fleeting nature of attention, the controversial AI bubble, and updates on Wendy Williams’ health, making for an engaging and heartfelt discussion.
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Free AI Shifts Costs Elsewhere
- Free consumer access masks the true cost of AI, which shifts to energy, infrastructure, or externalized labor.
- Users pay indirectly through electricity, taxes, or hidden human labor supporting cheap services.
Wendy Williams' Conservatorship Strain
- The Wendy Williams situation shows how health, addiction, and financial mismanagement can lead to conservatorship and loss of autonomy.
- Williams reportedly pays $25,000 a month for memory-care living while contesting her confinement and finances.
Conservatorship Incentives Can Entrap People
- Conservatorships concentrate power and create conflicts of interest because lawyers and guardians profit from prolonged control.
- Once permanent, conservatorships are extremely hard to exit even if the subject objects.
