Maddy Myers

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Yeah, actually, yeah, we are repping labor.

Our own labor.

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Before we get to our topic today, Jason, you had something you wanted to talk about.

It says what you want to hear.

It's what Sam Altman would have wanted.

It's whatever you want it to be.

That's what it says.

Yeah, I would say it's easier said than done.

I think if something is just straight up written by AI, Jason, I agree, it's very easy to tell.

But it becomes more and more difficult if somebody does what Minnis did, what I suspect he did, we don't know for sure, which is have some parts of it that were perhaps composed by AI, but then...

If a lot of it is human written or if a human goes in and then fixes it afterward to add in their own thoughts or make it sound like their voice, then you might be reading something and be like, well, this is a bit stilted, but maybe this is a beginner writer or...

For example, those AI checkers that you referred to, Jason, a lot of times they'll flag non-native English speakers because that'll be somebody who writes in a more formulaic way or traditional or even academic way.

And so those checkers are flawed as well.

it's just been a real challenge i mean i i think it's i think it is getting harder and harder to tell especially when it comes to people who are using their own skills as writers to bolster an ai written text and that i feel like is what has really poisoned the well is that like we'll never know we'll never know if somebody like made an outline and themselves and then had something else write it for that like it's i don't know the whole thing is it's just a mess

And like, what is the nature of work?