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Problem: In the last year, generative language models have fundamentally shaken up entire labor markets. Hollywood is starting to use these models to generate scripts, website companies are using these models to generate stock text for websites, generative artwork is being packaged and used within consumer products (books, games, etc.), and in the end, this means that many people who had jobs creating consumer content now find themselves out of work. In fact, generative language models are restructuring the very nature of the student experience. Students are regularly relying on programs like ChatGPT to generate responses to assignments, even though those responses, if discovered, generate zeros on their assignments. The question is not simple. What do you think about the evolution of generative language models given the things you have learned about labor disputes within this course?