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Wow, what a week of news. It just continues here. And we're going to

break it all down. Joining us today is a great reporter. Luis Medsakis of Semaphore is here with us to talk,

of course, about the week's news and some of her great reporting on the latest in the AI dramas and

plenty more. Louise, welcome to the show. Hey, Alex, it's great to be here.

Great to have you. You're about to come out with a story talking about how Chachipit might be getting lazier. Now, this is something that we all maybe feel spiritually, but what are your

reporting show you on that front? Yeah, so over the last few weeks, a number of mostly professionals, I would say.

So these are people who already pay for chat GBT Plus, which is the $20 month subscription,

which gets you access to GPT4, which is their most advanced model right now. And they're basically like,

look, when I ask the chatbot to like produce 50 lines of code

or, you know, just to do tedious work to maybe like, you know, put a list together of

upcoming dates for me, it won't do it.

Or in I think the cases that are the funniest, it will instead give people instructions on

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