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Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow doesn't use ChatGPT.
If you believe the man himself, he actually does think before he speaks...
Breslow, despite being something of a local punching bag, has done wonders to change the perception that he's a robot recently as his weekly spots with local radio and television stations have proven to help him repair a once fractured relationship with media and fans. If your eyes glazed over reading all of that, just listen to the man himself make a joke that actually landed on WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show" on Thursday!
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"Do you use ChatGPT?" co-host Jermaine Wiggins asked.
“I actually use it rarely," Breslow answered. "I’ve heard that most of my dialogue is driven by ChatGPT, but that’s actually not true! I think about the words that I use.”
Breslow's joke drew some laughs, but more importantly it represented a tonal shift from a man who was once viewed as a candidate to lose his job and now looks like the long-term leader for an ever-improving team. The Red Sox were victorious in 23-of-28 entering their series finale with the Sacramento Athletics on Thursday, and are expected to be major buyers at the trade deadline.
What a difference a month makes!
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