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And his dad is a, he studies coastal geomorphology.

So he's been, he's been, he's been raised in like a really strong science vocabulary environment.

And I've worked for STEM for 30 years.

So,

If we think about how some of these really vapid marketing terms or names of models have entered our lexicon and the fact that in just one year we have now accepted the term ship-missed,

as like a word that means stuff and that we're comfortable saying, like probably the first time you heard that word, you were like, open AI, can you do better?

Shipmas, really?

It's like not even good.

And here we are, like we've now said shipmas, you know, 20, 30, 40 times on the show.

It's just an example of how these, you know, companies kind of live rent free in our brains a little bit.

So somebody else is the origin of Shipmas?

Okay.

I don't know.

I need to go second because I'm still gathering one little piece of information.

I have nothing but like totally Debbie Downer tag-ons to the other news stories.

So I'm going to start fresh with us similarly, but maybe less profound bummer piece of news, which is that the more clickbait you feed LLMs, not only the dumber do they get,

They stay persistently dumber.

And worse than that, they turn into narcissistic, psychopathic personalities.

So the study that was done was primarily using as a source Twitter slash X. So brilliant lineage.

We've got Elon Musk, Twitter X, LLM data, LLMs behaving like narcissists.