Jesse Waters

Anyway, moreover, is not something that a lot of people are using.

And I think that I clicked on the article as soon as I saw the headline.

I was like, I want to know what the word is.

It's more over.

Greg, were you surprised by how much this is?

OK, so I got to tell you, I used AI when I was putting together my last book proposal and I was using it to like I was trying to figure out I'm writing a science fiction, whatever.

And I wanted answers on like the most plausible multiple universe, whatever.

And after using it.

It's like imagine going to the gym while you're on steroids and then you sit down to write.

That's like going to the gym without it.

And it's like I sat down and I'm like going, I could maybe I could just go over and ask him another question.

Maybe I could do it.

It's not if you are in the creative process.

It's good for nonfiction and getting statistics, but it can really mess with your head.

It is like once you've got the steroids and if you haven't been using grok and if you've been using grok, you know exactly what I'm talking about.

It's like it could do.

It does.

It has grown incredibly.

It's like once you go black, you never go back.

Jesse, isn't that what I just said?