Hello! Welcome to the end of the Wordal Street episode of Slate Money. Your guide to the

business and finance news of the week I'm Felix Salmon of Axios. I'm here with Emily

Peck, also of Axios. Hi. And Elizabeth Spires. Hello. And yeah, I'm going to explain. You probably

know because you're a news consumer. Why I broke my Wordal Street this week. Or Emily is going

to talk about industrial action in the media world. We are going to talk about the Trump org tax

evasion and why people like perks and why people wind up getting perks rather than cash. We're going

to talk in Slate Plus about the relative merits of cash versus gifts. We have a whole Slate Plus

and holiday gifting. And yeah, we are going to talk about GPT and chatbots and AI. It's all coming

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Okay, so Emily, you are now an expert on GPT3 and artificial intelligence. When I type a question

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