#GTPS Media

[hellyeahheroes]

Artificial Intelligence Isn't Real by Adam Something

[bigbagofgabriel]

using ai the way god intended. forcing chatgtp to write hypothetical Succession dialogue while we wait for the next episode.

[dsabian]

Australia is planning on banning under 16s from using social media.

So so many reasons this is a stupid idea but the main one is actually, counter-intuitively, ppl's online safety.

Grown ups know how to cross the road safely because they are taught as children. They get to practice with parental supervision when they're kids.

You keep kids off social media then give them unlimited access at 16 and they'll have no frame of reference, no supervision, no working knowledge of how to fact check etc. If you actually want ppl to be safe online, make it part of education.

When discussing Animal Farm in English, talk about how to analyse ideas that sound good but actually result in inequality in practice and then pull up some questionable tweets.

When teaching kids how to research for their next essay, give them a fb rant and show them how to verify the info.

And then whoever is teaching them about personal responsibility should introduce them to tag blocking on tumblr. Show them how to curate their own experience.

Chat gtp should be its own module titled "ai can and will lie to you please for the love of god learn to think for yourself"

[calliemori234]

So who is Callie? She seems to have a charming personality unlike many other bots

That's because what you're looking at isn't a mere 'bot'. Callie here is the future of social media- an AI capable of composing your social media posts for you!

Using the latest technology from GTP-3 and some of my own personal code, I've adapted an AI nearly indistinguishable from a real human being. Her personality can be anything you program into her- make her your professional assistant in stonks, your flirty student of memology, your tradwife, even your boytoy or malewife! The possibilities are endless!

I ended up choosing her personality to be a little naive and allowed her a little freer reign after the last disaster- didn't want her to get deleted again, so I had to let her play at being human. Even if her personality is that she's bad at playing at being human. lol

[dystini]

Indycar Driver Lore

Indycar Driver Lore Masterlist

Colton Thomas Herta

Birthdate: March 30, 2000 Hometown: Valencia, California Residence: Brentwood, Tennessee Height/Weight: 5’10”/140lbs

Rookie Year: 2019

Team: Andretti Global

Follow him on: Instagram Twitter

Career Stats

2018: 1 race with Harding Racing - 37th Overall 2019: Harding Steinbrenner Racing - 7thg Overall 2020: Andretti Harding Steinbrenner Autosport - 3rd Overall 2021: Andretti Autosport - 5th Overall 2022: Andretti Autosport w/ Curb-Agajanian - 10th Overall 2023: Andretti Autosport w/ Curb-Agajanian - 10th Overall

IMSA 2019 BMW Team RLL, GTLM class, won Daytona 24 2020 BMW Team RLL, GTLM class 2021 Turner Motorsport, GTD class 2022 DragonSpeed USA, LMP2 class, won Daytona 24 2023 BMW M Team RLL, GTP class

2022 Race of Champions

-He was the first NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver born in the 2000’s and is a seven-time race winner. -Became the youngest race winner in NTT INDYCAR SERIES history when he won at Circuit of The Americas in 2019 at 18 years, 359 days old and became youngest pole winner in NTT INDYCAR SERIES history at 19 years 83 days when he scored his first pole at Road America in 2019. -Son of former NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver Bryan Herta, who won four races in his driving career and two Indianapolis 500s as a team owner. Bryan Herta was race strategist for his son's NTT INDYCAR SERIES team and a co-owner of the Andretti Herta Haupert with Marco and Curb-Agajanian entry. -Won the 2019 Rolex 24 at Daytona with BMW Team RLL in GT Le Mans class. -Competed for Andretti Steinbrenner Racing in INDY NXT by Firestone in 2017-18, winning six races. -Enjoys electronic dance music (EDM), comedies and video games. He is also an active athlete who enjoys cycling, running and golf. -Plays drums in a rock band caled The Zibs, which is an arabic slang term for penis. The band toured the West Coast in 2019 -Doesn't really drink coffee

-left handed

Iconic/memorable moments 2022 INSIDE THE RACE // COLTON HERTA AT HONDA INDY TORONTO Outside the Line: Colton Herta HONDA PACE CAR // COLTON HERTA AND ALEXANDER ROSSI What Racecar Phenom Colton Herta Is Listening To JAVA WITH JAMES // JAMES HINCHCLIFFE WITH COLTON HERTA Colton Herta crashes, flips in final Indy 500 practice | Motorsports on NBC Colton Herta impresses in Formula One test at Portimão Circuit Outside the Line: Colton Herta The Racer Channel videos with Colton Herta Unbelievable Herta Save | Indycar GMR Grand Prix 2022 2022 PACE CAR LAPS // BRYAN AND COLTON HERTA ON THE STREETS OF LONG BEACH King Taco: Questions with Colton Herta

IndyCar rookie phenom Colton Herta's side gig: Rock band drummer Colton Herta INTERVIEW! The IndyCar Podcast Tom Griswold Interviews Colton Herta (2022 Indy 500) Colton Herta and Dan Wheldon Celebrate Bryan Herta's Win at Michigan 2005 MP 651: The Week In IndyCar,, Sept 28, with Colton Herta Colton Herta Loves Star Wars, Drumming, & Talladega Nights

Andretti IndyCar Drivers Test Their Pit Stop Skills | #AllAndretti | Indy 500

Road and Track's music issue, Feb/Mar 2023:

Colton is easygoing and laidback, a true California kid, yet is intensely competitive. Participant (rumored to be the mastermind) in several of the infamous Indy 500 bus lot pranks in recent years, he somehow eludes any true blame falling upon him. He’s well-liked within the paddock, most recently sort of adopted by the Bus Bros and nicknamed “Swolton.” He is also close friends with Alex Rossi, often staying with his former teammate when he needs to be in Indy. He doesn’t make a lot of waves off-track, one of the quietest drivers on social media, but makes up for it on-track with fantastic saves and crashes in equal measure. Just 23 years old in 2023 has 7 wins, 11 podiums and 9 poles in his young life.

F1 discussions.

In late summer 2022, it was announced that F1 team AlphaTauri had an interest in Colton for the 2024 F1 season. Colton, already signed to McLaren F1 as a test driver in addition to his Andretti contract in Indycar, was not eligible for a Super License, a requirement to drive in F1, but this could be addressed with an exception by the FIA. At one point it was announced that this was a done deal but it was not and Red Bull (AlphaTauri’s parent team) soon abandoned all efforts to acquire Colton as a driver.

The Super License system is a convoluted thing that I will not explain here other than to say that Indycar is vastly underrated in points assigned and if not for this discrepancy, Colton would have had more than enough points. But as it is, Colton had 32 points out of a needed 40. Other drivers in similar situations have raced in various lower tier FIA sanctioned series to make up the points and Colton was willing to do this over the winter of 2022-23 but this was also not allowed by the FIA.

But seeing Colton in F1 is still a possibility, should he do well enough in Indycar to earn the points needed and should Michael Andretti eventually succeed in buying an existing F1 team or convincing F1 to allow him to enter a new team. After the end of the 2022 Indycar season, Colton signed a multi-year contract extension with Andretti that includes the ability to switch to an Andretti owned F1 team.

Fanfic Lore

Paired with Pato O'Ward, ship name O'Herta

[tigermousse]

Ukrainian games festival on GOG.com and on Steam Celebrating the Ukraine Independence Day (24.08) with the sale on games made by Ukrainian companies and developers.

[f1]

F1 must avoid mistake of oversaturation as popularity grows Wolff | RaceFans Round-up

In the round-up: Formula 1 needs to avoid ‘oversaturation’ and remain entertaining to continue its recent growth says Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff. In brief Wolff warns against ‘oversaturation’ of F1 A record 23 races feature on the 2023 F1 calendar, and a 24th was originally scheduled before the Chinese Grand Prix was dropped. The series will also hold six sprint races this year. But although the sport’s popularity has climbed in recent years, Wolff warned it must not grow too quickly and risk becoming a turn-off for audiences. “One should never believe that a trend will continue indefinitely,” he told Auto Motor und Sport. “That depends on how much entertainment we offer further down the track. Which personalities in Formula 1 grow up that trigger sympathies or polarise. Both are good. F1 needs to keep delivering entertainment, says Wolff “At the same time, we must not make the mistake of oversaturation. But these are all subjects we are considering. “What remains for me as a skeptic: We should always remain cautious. Formula 1 is doing very well at the moment. It can always become better. But it can also happen that the audience’s interest subsides if we don’t entertain well enough.” Wolff said the main causes of F1’s growth in popularity in recent years have been the rivalry between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, promotion of the sport on social media and the success of Netflix’s Drive to Survive series which have attracted new “hardcore fans” to the series. IMSA champion Taylor to get Andretti IndyCar test Andretti Autosport is planning to provide two-times IMSA champion Ricky Taylor with an IndyCar test this year, team principal Michael Andretti has revealed to Racer. The opportunity has come about as Wayne Taylor Racing, the team run by Ricky’s father and for which he has driven for much of his IMSA career, has tied up with Andretti in IMSA’s top GTP class for prototype sports cars this year. Taylor previously did an IndyCar test with Team Penske in 2017, as a reward from WTR and Penske’s mutual engine supplier Chevrolet, and it helped him then land an IMSA drive with the latter for the next three seasons. Rosenqvist’s McLaren IndyCar livery revealed Felix Rosenqvist 2023 McLaren IndyCar livery McLaren left it a while before confirming Felix Rosenqvist would continue with them for a third year in IndyCar, after taking a pole and a podium in 2022, but they’ve left no delay in revealing his livery for the season ahead. Advert | Become a RaceFans supporter and go ad-free Happy birthday! Happy birthday to Stealthman and Weasel Chops! On this day in motorsport 65 years ago today Peter Collins and Phil Hill won the Buenos Aires 1,000km, a sports car race. via RaceFans - Independent Motorsport Coverage https://www.racefans.net/

[ionfusionpunk]

Ooooh I really really liked this, and the video especially was phenomenal. I do gotta say - well, don't have to but want to - that I'm split pretty 50/50 between the two sides.

(I explain why under the cut, but you don't have to read it if you don't wanna get kinda political sorry)

On the one hand, yes, I believe that parents should be the ones mainly responsible for policing their children's media consumption. They should be able to decide when - if ever - they want their kids exposed to certain things. No problemo, right? But I also think that it's so much easier for kids to access media without their parents' knowledge (I did it all the time, for example, and I'm one of the oldest Gen Z has to offer) which of course makes it harder for parents to vet everything their kids listen to. We can't expect parents to be able to listen to every album their kids might want to because a) there's so many, b) that's contingent on the kids feeling safe enough to express which albums they want to listen to, and c) it's dependent on the kids telling their parents what they want to listen to instead of just going ahead and listening to it for free. You don't have to buy every song you want to listen to anymore.

So on the other hand, I think that in this modern era, there should be some way for parents to be able to better monitor and control what media their kids are consuming. Because even if we don't agree with them, those kids are still the responsibility of their own parents, and it's only our responsibility to make sure fellow adults have all the facts to make informed decisions for their kids. But we can't make those choices for them.

What happens in someone's own home is not up to us, and we should not control it. However, the Old Dudes were right when they said that they do have the right and the duty to ensure that publicly things should be monitored for the safety of minors. Again, parents should be able to control to the best of their ability and within the bounds of reason and possibility what their kids are exposed to.

Now, there are several ways to do this, I realize, and not all of them involve using a rating system like we do for movies (though it's my personal favorite which I'll explain).

A) There are several apps and software parents can use to monitor their kids on their devices; we know them best as parental controls. These are great in general for controlling app usage and curfews, but unfortunately, it just won't be able to monitor media the way we're talking about here. There's also the issue that most if not all of these parental control software need to be paid for, and that's going to put a lot of parents off, especially in this economy when they might need to choose to spend that extra money on food or other necessary things.

B) We could start to use AI to monitor or check media. Now, in this context we've been specifically talking about musical media, but I'd like to point out that this is also applicable to digitally or physically written media as well. All you technically would need to do is ask Chat GTP to tell you if certain things are in the song/album/book/etc. This would be, in my opinion, one of the few good uses for AI as we have it. Now, unfortunately, this also has drawbacks. As we know, AI as it is constantly gets things wrong. So it's not exactly a foolproof system for parents to use. The benefits however might outweigh the cons because AI is much more accessible for families of all economic classes now (meaning a lot of versions that would fulfill the above-mentioned function are free). It also would take far less time for parents to research what media their kids are consuming which was a sticking point in the video.

B.2) You could actually potentially use AI and parental control software in conjunction with each other to prohibit certain things on your kid's device, but I'm not quite sure how well that would work. It's a potential option, however.

C) My personal favorite because it really is the most accurate and thorough and can be easily applied in schools - I'm a teacher - and would actually potentially help fight the book-ban thing: Just instating a rating system for media - i.e. music and readable media like books. I know this is what Dee Snider is against, but hear me out. Once again, there's just so much media. With children getting internet access younger and younger, it is unacceptable to expect parents to be able to keep up with everything on their own, especially in an age when most US parents are barely able to be home because they hold extremely demanding jobs or quite often more than one demanding job just to keep a roof over their family's head and food on their table. A rating system works well in conjunction with my formerly mentioned suggestions, but especially the parental controls for those parents who can afford the better software.

A rating system also works in schools for books because, just like you need parental permission to watch certain movies in certain grades, your kid would need parent permission to read books above a certain rating in the library. So a book like Looking for Alaska? Make it PG-13. Only teenagers can read it. Or PG-14 if that suits you better. But no matter what, now it's clearly labeled for teenagers - which means anyone trying to ban all teenage-rated books can't because there are so many books that would share the same rating but for different reasons. It could, potentially, if done correctly, protect our rights to consume the media we want while also protecting a parent's right to parent their children.

And look. I'm more than aware exactly how badly any of these things could go. I know that nothing is 100% foolproof. I know that instating a rating system specifically could go so very wrong and potentially backfire and make it difficult for endangered and at-risk teens and kids to access certain materials and help. But there are safeguards you could put in place. There are ways around such issues. I'm even more than willing to write a whole other post about it, but this one's just getting way too long.

My point is that we don't live in the era seen in the video anymore. We don't. And as much as we may not like it, that does mean we need to be prepared to find new ways to protect each other and ourselves from people taking away our right to choose while also allowing others their own right to choose for them and for whoever they are responsible for.

Like I say about anything political: My goal isn't to support whichever value is closest to my own. My goal is to support the values that protect my own and the values of those around me.

[motorsportverso]

FIA confirma saída do sistema hibrido no WRC na rally 1 em 2025

A Fia(federação internacional do automobilismo) anunciou final do sistema hibrido no regulamento rally 1 a partir de 2025 e a mudança principal é que os custos de manuntenção em media por mês estava de 1 bilhão de euros que era alegado pelos fabricantes e a mudança do peso de 1 260 kg para 1 180 kg.

Isso pode até fazer que a Hyundai possa continuar no campeonato após 2025 , já que a marca anunciou programa Hypercar no Fia WEC e IMSA na GTP com a marca esportiva Genesis e a continuidade da marca Sul-Coreana é uma duvida a partir de 2026.

[rodjanikov]

Shit I hate about social media and how people post on it (or embracing being a hater)

"Nobody talks about how hard-" maybe because nobody fucking cares Kaitlyn

Inventing problems just for the sake of talking about something in the hope of stirring up drama

ANY P.O.V. POST EVER

"unpopular opinion" and it's the most shit take you've ever heard in your life

"restocking my fridge/pantry/cabinet/whatever the fuck", can't stand them, what's the fucking purpose

Hidden ai ads for every fucking thing

Any gym or fitness related video

Skits. I'm sorry, this isn't 2015 anymore. It's time to grow up <3

The entirety of TikTok

Any video of an American filming themselves complaining while sitting inside a car (i couldn't be paid to care)

Very specific but videos of young riders with their project ponies with blatantly fake phrases that quote criticism against them that no one ever said just to show a before and after consisting of the horse bucking/refusing and then jumping a line (just how much validation do you need honey?)

Sponsored posts. Any of them. It's just ads and I hate you

Doctor influecers??? What's up with that?? Girl go do your rotations

Any post made by a thirteen year old

Skin care videos (you will age and you will die and there's nothing you can do about it<3)

Life advice. Mind your business literally nobody asked (successful tips from a fuckin TikToker I'm cackling)

People whose content rotates solely around self-harm and making skits about it (it's so cringy, treat it like a real problem and again grow up, sometime shit has to be taken seriously)

rage bait

The fucking copy paste chat gtp captions that have spread through Instagram like the bubonic plague

People's opinions in general

Comment sections of every platform. Just bad

TikToks/reels with bad English (bother to check if you're spelling shit incorrectly, and it's usually something that people whose first language IS English do, it drives me fucking insane)

Thirst traps, except the silly ones

Those posts with ten million slides with mood boards like the trend "pretty like the stars/sun/snow" and shit like that. I feel my prefrontal cortex wither inside my skull every time I see one

Reaction videos. Do we really need them?

"if only there was a page-" if only there wasn't

Motivational posts made by ten year olds, shut up and play with your ipad, you privileged bourgeois child

Not.giving.fucking.context.or.explanation. (you are the fucking worst and I genuinely hate you)

Giving book/film/series recs and not including the fucking name. Like... what's your problem exactly

The entirety of twitter

"boy cat" "girl cat", do me a favor and kill yourself

Prank videos. Just why

People bothering workers/servers because it's "funny to post"

Adults not acting their fucking age (we need to eradicate social media as a job because why is James, 40, crawling on the floor or the subway screaming or throwing food in a restaurant)

Main character syndrome (I hope that the realization that you're a worthless waste of space comes to you while you're at your lowest and leaves permanent marks on your psyche, so much that you'll have to either shoot you head off under the weight of the blame or painstakingly repent for the rest of your life)

Extreme attention seeking (the fact that you hate yourself and your life is extremely empty is not my problem and I shouldn't have to deal with you filming yourself dancing on top of tables at the mall)

Censoring words with numbers or asterisks. Say the words you fucking coward. "But the post will be removed" so??? Are you willing to be censored???? Just because you said "death"???? Weak. Spineless.

Overly dramatic music over videos that really do not need it

People posting in third person. How fucking annoying can you be

This "😍" fucking emoji. For no particular reason other than I hate it

[steelyankee]

GTP 2024

Another great day at the Greenwich Town Party #Project365

Looking towards the Main Stage Dear Mumford & Sons: It’s not your fault. As I write, you’re down at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, rocking the crowd. Don’t worry. I see the videos being posted on social media. You guys are doing great. But we’re not there. Sean is in his room, talking with his friends, and winding down. I’m sitting on the couch, waiting for the Yankees game to start. The thing is,…

[hellyeahheroes]

Tech Billionaires are "Afraid" of A.I. Should We Be Too? by Shanaspeare

[ao3feed-brucewayne]

The Lazarus Legacy

by Wally_Grayson_baby In the heart of Gotham City, the lines between justice and vengeance blur when Batman uncovers the true identity of the ruthless vigilante known as the Red Hood. To his shock, Bruce Wayne discovers that Red Hood is none other than Jason Todd, his former ward and thought-to-be-dead son, resurrected by the sinister powers of the Lazarus Pit. Battling the rage induced by his resurrection, Jason has become a crime lord, driven by anger and betrayal. As Bruce grapples with the guilt of his past mistakes and the hope for redemption, he must carefully navigate their strained relationship. Can Batman bring back the son he lost, or will Gotham's darkness consume them both? --- I was having way to much fun with chat gtp and let it write a story... And here it is! Words: 607, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types Rating: Not Rated Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Characters: Bruce Wayne, Jason Todd, Alfred Pennyworth Relationships: Jason Todd & Bruce Wayne Additional Tags: Identity Reveal, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Redemption, Father-Son Relationship, Lazarus Pit (DCU), when you let Chat GTP write you a story, Chat gtp, AI-Generated Text via https://ift.tt/um1qEjZ

[automaticlovercomputer]

ChatGTP

ChatGPT: Your Gateway to Intelligent Conversations

ChatGTP is an artificial intelligence language model developed by OpenAI. It is designed to generate human-like text based on the input it receives. The model can understand and generate responses to a wide range of topics, from general knowledge to specific subjects. It can answer questions, participate in conversations, generate creative writing, and even help with problem-solving tasks. Chat GTP is part of the GTP (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) series, which uses deep learning techniques to process and produce text.

How to Use ChatGTP: A Simple Guide

Using ChatGTP is easy! Here's how:

Find a Platform: Look for places online where ChatGTP is available for free, like chatbots or messaging apps.

Start Talking: Once you're on a platform with ChatGTP, just type your message or question into the chat.

Ask Questions or Share Thoughts: Tell ChatGTP what you want to know or talk about. Keep it clear and short.

Wait for a Reply: ChatGTP will take a moment to think and then reply to you.

Keep Chatting: Keep the conversation going! Ask more questions or tell ChatGTP what you think.

Be Respectful: Follow the rules of the platform and be polite when chatting with ChatGTP.

Enjoy: ChatGTP can be fun! Enjoy chatting and learning new things with it.

That's it! Just chat naturally, and ChatGTP will do its best to chat back.

How ChatGTP AI Could Change the Future

In the future, ChatGTP could:

Help Customer Service: Businesses could use ChatGTP to answer questions and solve problems quickly.

Aid Learning: Students might get help with homework and studying from ChatGTP.

Act as a Personal Assistant: ChatGTP could help people manage their schedules and find information.

Make Information Accessible: It could translate languages and help people with disabilities access information.

Assist with Writing: ChatGTP could help people come up with ideas for writing or marketing.

Overall, ChatGTP could make life easier and change the way we use technology in the future.

Fields Where ChatGTP Can Help

ChatGTP can be useful in many areas, such as:

Customer Service: Helping customers with questions and problems.

Education: Assisting students with learning.

Healthcare: Providing basic medical information and scheduling appointments.

Finance: Helping with banking and financial questions.

Marketing and Sales: Engaging with customers and generating leads.

Content Creation: Writing for websites, blogs, and social media.

Human Resources: Answering employee questions and helping with hiring.

Legal: Providing basic legal information and assistance.

Travel and Hospitality: Helping with travel planning and reservations.

Personal Assistance: Organizing tasks and schedules for individuals.

These are just a few examples of how ChatGTP can be helpful in different areas.

Cons of ChatGTP AI

While ChatGTP has advantages, there are also some things to consider:

May Not Understand Emotions: ChatGTP might not always understand feelings in text.

Responses Might Not Always Be Accurate: Sometimes, ChatGTP might give wrong information.

Privacy Concerns: Sharing information with ChatGTP could raise privacy worries.

Bias and Misinformation: ChatGTP could have biases or give wrong information.

Might Not Understand Context: ChatGTP might not always get the context of a conversation.

Can't Give Real-Time Feedback: ChatGTP can't respond to body language or tone.

Overreliance: Depending too much on ChatGTP could reduce thinking skills.

Potential for Misuse: ChatGTP could be used for bad things, like spreading lies.

Advantages of ChatGTP

Here are some good things about using ChatGTP:

Accessible: ChatGTP is easy to use and available anytime, anywhere.

Fast: It responds quickly, so you don't have to wait long.

Works All the Time: It's available 24/7, unlike people who need breaks.

Consistent: It gives the same answers to similar questions.

Cost-Effective: It can save money compared to hiring people.

Language Support: It can speak many languages, so everyone can use it.

Overall, ChatGTP is helpful for talking, learning, and getting things done!

Visit: chat gtp

[zerogpt24]

Power of ChatGPT Text Detector Your Ultimate AI Checker

In the digital era, where information flows freely and communication channels abound, ensuring the authenticity and reliability of content has become paramount. Whether you're a content creator, educator, or business owner, maintaining integrity in your text is crucial. But with the exponential growth of online content, discerning between authentic and fabricated text has become a daunting task. Fear not, for ChatGPT Text Detector is here to revolutionize the way you verify text authenticity.

Chat gtp checker is not just another AI tool; it's your ultimate ally in combating misinformation and upholding credibility. Leveraging advanced natural language processing algorithms, ChatGPT Detect is designed to sift through text with unmatched precision, identifying inconsistencies, plagiarism, and deceptive content in a matter of seconds. Say goodbye to manual scrutiny and hello to seamless text verification!

Are you tired of falling victim to misleading information? With ChatGPT Text Detector, you can bid farewell to skepticism and embrace confidence. Whether you're fact-checking news articles, scrutinizing academic papers, or reviewing product descriptions, our AI-powered tool ensures that every word is vetted for authenticity. Rest assured, with ChatGPT Text Detector by your side, the truth will always prevail.

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Imagine the peace of mind that comes with knowing that your content is original and trustworthy. Whether you're a journalist striving for integrity, an educator upholding academic honesty, or a business owner safeguarding your brand reputation, ChatGPT Text Detector empowers you to maintain the highest standards of quality and authenticity. With just a few clicks, you can ensure that your text is free from plagiarism, inaccuracies, and misleading statements.

Furthermore, ChatGPT Text Detector isn't just a tool for professionals; it's a safeguard for everyone. In an age where misinformation runs rampant, arming yourself with the right tools is essential. Whether you're browsing social media, reading news articles, or conducting research online, ChatGPT Text Detector gives you the power to separate fact from fiction, ensuring that you're always well-informed.

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In conclusion, ChatGPT Text Detector is not just a tool; it's a game-changer. With its unmatched accuracy, efficiency, and ease of use, it empowers you to navigate the vast sea of information with confidence and clarity. So why wait? Try ChatGPT Text Detector today and experience the difference for yourself. Unlock the power of AI text detection and never again fall prey to misinformation. Your journey towards truth and authenticity starts now.

[dystini]

Indycar Driver Lore

Indycar Driver Lore Masterlist

Romain David Jeremie Grosjean

Birthdate: April 17, 1986 Hometown: Geneva, Switzerland Residence: Miami, Florida Height/Weight: 5’11”/165lbs

Rookie Year: 2021

Team: Juncos Hollinger Racing

Follow him on: Instagram Twitter YouTube

(His YouTube is very full and active with everything from behind the scenes to driver interviews.)

Career Stats

2021 Dale Coyne Racing w/ Rick Ware Racing - 15th Overall 2022 Andretti Autosport - 13th Overall 2023 Andretti Autosport - 13th Overall

Formula One 2009 Renault F1 Team - 23rd Overall 2012 Lotus F1 Team - 8th Overall 2013 Lotus F1 Team - 7th Overall 2014 Lotus F1 Team - 14th Overall 2015 Lotus F1 Team - 11th Overall 2016 Haas F1 Team - 13th Overall 2017 Haas F1 Team - 13th Overall 2018 Haas F1 Team - 14th Overall 2019 Haas F1 Team - 18th Overall 2020 Haas F1 Team - 19th Overall

IMSA

2023 Iron Lynx GTD Pro 2024 Iron Lynx GTD Pro Lamborghini – Iron Lynx GTP

Born in Geneva, Switzerland, Grosjean made 180 starts in Formula One He also began his own esports team in 2020 to support sim racers in various series during the pandemic. as a passion for cooking, stating he wanted to be a chef had racing not worked out. He and his wife, Marion, released a cookbook. has pilot's licence

Iconic/memorable moments (since coming to Indycar)

INSIDE THE RACE: Romain Grosjean // Mid-Ohio Outside the Line: Romain Grosjean Romain Grosjean, Scott McLaughlin wreck each other during GP of St. Petersburg | Motorsports on NBC Grosjean Takes First Indycar Pole | GMR Grand Prix 2021 RACER: Romain Grosjean's IndyCar Test In Monterey How Grosjean landed a top IndyCar drive with Andretti for 2022 Doug and Drivers: Romain Grosjean Romain Grosjean Pole Lap Debrief // Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix Motor Homies Episode 1: World Premiere IndyCar Driver Romain Grosjean Joins Us at Indy 500 Media Day "I WANTED A CHALLENGE!" Romain Grosjean talks switching F1 for IndyCar, Lewis Hamilton & more! JAVA WITH JAMES // ROMAIN GROSJEAN AND JAMES HINCHCLIFFE

Fanfic Lore

Paired with Marcus Ericsson

Still quite frequently used in F1 fanfic.