Go ahead, Cat, Techno Cat.

I would, I was gonna say, it, it's not just the students that are like...

I run into people who have a job like mine that have said, "Well, doesn't it feel like cheating?" So someone whose job is to talk to the world about AI is like, "Well, if I write something and I use AI, it sort of feels like cheating." There's almost, like, this dichotomy we're creating where it's like these powerful tools and resources, if they keep being banned or kind of blacklisted, there's almost this, like, perception of it's, you know, it, I'm doing something wrong if I'm leveraging these tools.

And if you're leveraging them effectively, it's just you amplified.

So it, it's not even something that stops at, you know, when you graduate or when you're, you know, first, second, third-year associate.

It- I, I've people 20, 30 years in their career are kind of having that...

It's not imposter syndrome, it's a I, "I'm breaking the rules" syndrome, which is the weirdest thing.

Um, and so I don't feel any guilt about it at all because of the transparency.