British humour is often dry, awkward, and built on understatement (think Fawlty Towers or the UK version of The Office), while American humour tends to be more direct, expressive, and punchline-driven (like Friends or the US version of The Office). If you were asking AI to write something funny, would you tell it whether your audience is British or American? Do you think that actually changes how the humour lands? Curious to hear what people think — does humour need tailoring, or is funny just funny?

I’ve already missed Day 1 and had difficulty attending the Summit. I registered in advance — could you please provide the link to attend? Thank you in advance for your help. ❤️

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📊 Poll: If two people type the exact same prompt into ChatGPT, do they get the same result? 🤔 Q: What do you think happens most of the time?

Does it bother you if you buy a book on Amazon only to later find out it was generated by AI — and would you buy from that author again?