Oct 16, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 13 segments
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Or you might become super, I'm trying to think of the word, I'm sorry, I'm a little lost for words here today.

We'll hopefully get to the, get to the meat and potatoes of what we're talking about here today.


And now we're getting into this point where it's that investor money that is, that is plugged into those, those companies is starting to run out.

So they're, they're trying to figure out a way to monetize or cost charge for these things so joel actually uh in part of my communications with him he was telling me about the under the mechanisms of tokens and why things are starting to cost so much so we'll talk a little bit about that we'll talk about how nitwit helps with that and then we can't do a live demo.

So hopefully we'll, he'll be joining shortly with that, but just so that we, Joel and I are going to be doing a deeper dive into, demonstration of nitwit next wednesday and i'll have links for that on our the school of bookkeeping workshop so if this intrigues you and you want to see a little bit more insight into that please join us for that and i did put them in the links in the chat All right.

So just want to get an understanding as to what you use for AI, the large language models that you use the most.

And that's, for me, ChatGPT is just, I used it and I tried it and thought it was pretty amazing, the things that it could do.


So I'm more, I resisted Claude for a while because I didn't want to learn something new.


So I'm going to go ahead and in the poll here, it looks like most people have done it and just take, take a look.


I think I don't really use Gronk that much or I haven't really investigated the Gronk model mostly.


Or you might become super, I'm trying to think of the word, I'm sorry, I'm a little lost for words here today.

We'll hopefully get to the, get to the meat and potatoes of what we're talking about here today.


And now we're getting into this point where it's that investor money that is, that is plugged into those, those companies is starting to run out.

So they're, they're trying to figure out a way to monetize or cost charge for these things so joel actually uh in part of my communications with him he was telling me about the under the mechanisms of tokens and why things are starting to cost so much so we'll talk a little bit about that we'll talk about how nitwit helps with that and then we can't do a live demo.

So hopefully we'll, he'll be joining shortly with that, but just so that we, Joel and I are going to be doing a deeper dive into, demonstration of nitwit next wednesday and i'll have links for that on our the school of bookkeeping workshop so if this intrigues you and you want to see a little bit more insight into that please join us for that and i did put them in the links in the chat All right.

So just want to get an understanding as to what you use for AI, the large language models that you use the most.

And that's, for me, ChatGPT is just, I used it and I tried it and thought it was pretty amazing, the things that it could do.


So I'm more, I resisted Claude for a while because I didn't want to learn something new.


So I'm going to go ahead and in the poll here, it looks like most people have done it and just take, take a look.


I think I don't really use Gronk that much or I haven't really investigated the Gronk model mostly.
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