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and mine around in journalism. he s developed a program called gptzero that essentially uses a guy to check who wrote it human or bought? edward tian is his name. he joins me now. edward, thanks for joining us. this is so cool that you have done. can you explain the technology that you have gptzero how you came up with it and how it works? absolutely. thank so much for having me, anderson. i would say why i came up with it s the buzz around chatgpt has been crazy. i ve been hearing it anywhere and it s an incredible innovation. at the same time, it s like opening a pandora s box. once we do there is no dialing back and we need to dial the technologies to adapt these exciting technologies responsibly. that s the motivation. in layman s terms, chatgpt ingests gigantic portions of the internet and regurgitate patterns. so, it s not coming up with anything original.