Alicia Lyttle

I would definitely not feel comfortable generating a bunch of questions from today's episode and passing those back to my producers and going, I did this on AI.

Like that would feel to me like a cop out somehow.

But it's also so much about your, and I'm interested to explore this with you a little bit because to me, it's not just about the ethics of it.

It's like, well, who am I and what am I doing and how do I progress and learn?

And so for me, what I do is like, I like to have a starting point.

I like to use AI to like elevate what's already there.

right?

It's like, I take what I know and my point of view and what I was thinking, and then I put it in and I'm like, make this better.

Do you know what I mean?

But the starting point has to be me.

The starting point needs to come from a place of my viewpoint, my life experience and all the rest.

And of course, you're absolutely right.

The AI learns you and that's amazing.

But I feel like

I don't want to be brain dead, right?

It's like, I want to be always in learning mode.

And so it's like, I have to, and again, I say the same thing to my kids.

I'm like, you can check any type of work you have, but have an answer first and then pop your answer in and see how you can refine it and how you can make it better.

But there has to be like a baseline.

effort into... You saw that sermon, right?