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Guaranteed Human.

I'm Heather Gibro.

I'm Terry Dubrow.

And we're going to keep this between us.

No, no, no, we're not going to do that.

Well, we're going to keep it between us and chat GPT, because that's what we need to discuss.

We're going to talk chat CBT.

Yeah, chat GPT. I only became aware of what in the pandemic. Is that when it started? Yes, but we didn't really use it. We didn't. The kids did because everyone was just cheating their way through school. Everyone was just cheating their way around the bend, which was crazy, but you had to kind of give it to them. But it's funny, you know,

our youngest kid, you know, uses it as a tool, but doesn't rely on it because he'll always

say to me that we're losing our critical thinking. And it worries him. Yeah. Well, Kat doesn't use it.

And she says no one at Yale uses it either.

And it's funny because I was talking to my friend Rob and he goes, yes, we don't, it was hard.

You don't believe it?

I mean, I think if you don't use chat GPT to check your work in school, at least to check it and to have an super intelligent being

to review it with that you're not understanding the value of AI and you're just early phase

AI. Maybe, but I understand why it's frustrating in some respects. Like, I used to have a newsletter.

Remember my newsletter? Yeah. I loved writing my newsletter.

It was so fun for me.

I like gathering it, like writing my little articles and my things and putting it all together.

And then things got busy and I was going to, and I, so I paused it for a hot second.

And then I was going to pick it up a few months ago. And then I realized

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