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... it's, it's m- you know, these ex- these versions, you get what you pay for.

These versions that you pay for, they're so much smarter, you know, and mine will occasionally still be stupid, but you, you put in measures that it self-corrects, and it, and it does get smarter.

When you have a field that you've applied yourself to learn a lot about, you, you start to develop a sense of taste or judgment.

So if you go to it for a raw recipe, but you know when you cook your steaks on the grill, you actually like them this way, that's hard-fought-for wisdom you've gained over time.

What AI will do is give you the base very quickly.

Even like we were talking about with biblical scholarship, you know, I have to prompt it in such a way to make sure it's not over-indexing on what a lot of the Internet has, which is one certain position theologically on a lot of things.

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