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Below the cliff where Arisu and this gentleman converse lies a vast body of churning water with a foreboding whirlpool at its heart.

For nearly a decade now, the Legislature has been churning out bills, Atty.

In late 2022, after ChatGPT launched, many schools initially banned AI, fearing it would be used to churn out term papers, compose presentations and farm out math homework.

Much of it was written in parks and coffee shops, rather than churning out material in a studio.

"The government needs to understand that young people being churned through test after test after test does not automatically equate to high standards."