Okay, before we get going, some listeners have been contacting me about things they've found

online.

Apparently, I've been talking quite a bit about other areas of history.

I've been talking a bit about Japanese products, things like that.

That's not me.

None of that's me.

It appears that someone has trained their AI on my voice specifically.

I only do the BHP.

So if you hear me talking glowingly about pocky sticks or something, that's not me.

That's a robot and it's kind of creepy.

But hey, I mean, I guess I've made it because now they're training AI on me.

So, fun.

Not entirely sure what I could do to stop this.

It seems like it's just going to be part of the world we live in for a little bit.

But just rest assured, I'm not endorsing anything.

And if you hear me say anything weird, you know, more weird than I usually do on this show,

that's not me, that's a robot.

All right, let's get to the show.

Welcome to the British History podcast.

My name is Jamie and this is episode 493, The Price of Peace.

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