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She won an exemption from using AI at her tech job. The Pope's remarks could fuel similar appeals.
(www.businessinsider.com)
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Except doing drugs is illegal, whereas using AI is not. Fairly important distinction.
Taking stimulants like Red Bull, adderall, etc is not illegal, so no, not really an important distinction.
You specifically referenced speed, though, which is emphatically not a legal drug. Amphetamines in general are tightly restricted.
I said like speed