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Like a particularly manic solver, he attacks the subject in an across-and-down fashion, here contemplating the impact of AI on the game, there considering what role crossword-style wordplay had on Modernist writers like T.S.

Mr. Apatow includes memorabilia—marked-up scripts, magazine interviews—from virtually everything he’s worked on, and the reader’s pleasure comes from poring over cherished mementos from such a prolific, occasionally manic, life as a collaborative artist.

One suit was filed by Jacob Irwin, a Wisconsin man who was hospitalized earlier this year after experiencing manic episodes following long conversations with ChatGPT in which the bot reinforced Irwin’s delusional thinking.

It fell to her to placate guests who had been shouted at, totally ignored or, in some cases, throttled by Basil when in one of his more manic moods.

But college football’s manic new environment of the transfer portal, “name, image, likeness” income and direct payments has made a fickle sport even more ruthlessly impatient.