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We are in the thick of November, the time of year when everyone gathers,

which means the only thing more competitive than the AI arms race is the inevitable Thanksgiving debate.

Which dish is the best? I'm Mara, and as the host of the

deep dive today, I'm leading with the technical complexity, stuffing. It requires the perfect,

complex balance of moisture, texture, and flavor, a truly multimodal dish. Oh, Mara, always going for the dense, difficult to digest option.

Hey, digital fam, Riley here, and I'm bringing the viral content today, the sweet potato casserole

with the burnt marshmallow top. My web water cooler

segment will be just as sweet and sticky. And Mara, you know, I actually used chat GPT to plan my entire

Thanksgiving menu this year, all the way down to the seating chart. Now my holiday

is optimized for cheer. But the AI also keeps suggesting a synthetically generated turkey

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