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All right, so today we're going to talk about if AI content writers will replace humans. So

I think this is an interesting topic because last couple days we've been doing clubhouse rooms,

and we've had different people talk about how this might be the end of copy writers or the end

of writers as we know it, right? And so, you know, there's a couple of tools out there.

There's conversion.ai, there's copy.ai, there's copy.smith.ai, and this is all built off of

kind of the back end is GPT-3, which is, you know, at the end of the day, it's just a very large

data set and you have, you basically have a machine learning that's pulling from it and they're

able to basically crank out headlines for you, different captions, and things like that. So,

I think it definitely has its uses, but the question here is, is this going to replace writers?

I have my thoughts on it, but Neil, I'd like you to go first.

I don't think it's going to replace writers right now in the future, yes, but right now definitely not.

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