There's tools like Pangram and Zero GPT that you could use to correct the stuff. But really, I think really coming at it from, let me just give it my core ideas, kind of like Brittany said, here's my core ideas and then help me polish it. I think is okay. You know, I've seen people saying that, okay, I'm just going to start disclosing and everything I write. Like AI was used as some part of this process, but imagine like if you were trying to get CEs or something, right? And you had to like report back to the CE person, every single piece that AI touched, like if Grammarly edited your notes or your slides or something like that, like, could you imagine if you had to like really list all that stuff?

Is that cheating? I don't think so, but maybe they would think so. In my opinion, it's not, right? It's just like running it by somebody. And I do that with AI all the time. So bucket three is like the polish on it, right? Which I also think is fine. So like tightening a sentence that might be too long or maybe a little like less clear, what I'm trying to say. Fixing the fact that I wrote the same word four times in one paragraph. You know, it's like, oh, there could be a little more variety in this. Or you already kind of said that right here. Or like sometimes I'll like tell it to edit it and make the bullet points that I have like actually fit on the slide, right?