I'm here today with Daniel Human, who's the CEO of Intelligent Editing, a company that

makes products for editors. And a quick anti-disclaimer, Daniel advertised on the Grammer Girl

podcast, I don't know, 10, 12 years ago, something like that.

This is not a paid placement. This is not an advertisement. I'm just having Daniel on today

because I think his position about AI is really interesting as the CEO of a company for editors

who is putting out a new AI product, but he has also said pretty negative things about AI in the

past. So I'm really excited to hear how he's thinking about this. Daniel, welcome to the podcast.

Thank you so much for having me on here. If you put your disclaimer there, I want to put mine,

which is that you have such amazing guests on here. And compared to the language knowledge that

they have, this is really

exciting, but I don't think I can quite compare. I'll do my best. Well, I love that I get to talk

to interesting people every week. And, you know, people have different areas of interest and yours

are just as interesting. I mean, artificial intelligence is important, really important for

editors and writers and teachers and most of the people in my audience.

So I think to start out, when you think of a product that is a tool to help editors, I think a lot of people might think, oh, kind of like grammarly.

And, you know, you're not like grammarly.

So could you sort of explain what your product does and how it's different?

One thing about that is, you know, for a long time I did try and start with explanations.

So people ask what is perfected and make sure I did not mention Grammally in my answer.

And a few years ago, I just gave up.

You know, the simplest thing to say

when you ask about our first product, which is perfected, is it's like Grammally, but for professional

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