I cannot not weigh in on this conversation anymore. Obliterating authenticity for cost-effectiveness is one thing, but creating fake English papers, fake songs, fake images...I see a huge risk factor You may artificially simulate your own answer, but you may not to mine As a musician...first we didn't trust Lars Ulrich when it came to Napster....then we didn't trust Jack White when it came to streaming services Now what? I can understand technology helping Doctors fix Stephen Hawking's physiological commutation disabilities. I can understand technology as a phone, but I can't understand AI. Especially when it targets the innocence of our intellectual property, the value of our education and expression, and the verification of the brilliance of our product engineering.