Jamie Metzl

And I said, oh, actually, that makes sense.

It took me not that long, maybe a few months to figure out what the new thing was.

But I'm glad that I had that chance to transition.

I'm starting to see why you chose ChatGPT as your co-author, if that's your approach to writing.

Yeah.

Well, that's its approach to writing.

And that's why I gutted the book and rewrote the entire book.

And I think that's, and again, coming back to our earlier conversation about authorship, I wanted to be radically transparent because I think that there are a lot of people who are using AI and they're not saying they're using AI.

And so I thought people would say, oh, that's really great.

You're being radically transparent.

It's been a mixed story.

Well, I've loved my time in school.

I mean, it's kind of preposterous when I say this, and I have no clue why I did it.

But I did my PhD at Oxford in two years because I was on such a mission.

And I remember my advisor saying, like, this is supposed to take four or five years.

Why are you doing it so fast?

Where are you going?

And I got to get out into the world.

I just don't drink every night.

You know, it's true.