you know, I don't know if you use it the same way I do. But I use a kind of chain of thought method. So like, I'll ask it first. Are you familiar with, you know, in chess, I would say Garry Kasparov, right. World master champion, and you will say yes, and he will give you the life story or whatever. Are you familiar with the methods that he uses to play used to play chess? And it'll give you a response. Once you go through those steps and then ask it about After moves, it will give you the moose. It's because, you know, there was the competition with IBM with Watson. It is familiar with that. So you can get the boosts. The other thing you can also do is there's a new one, which I can send you a link through and LinkedIn. And I'll send it to you, Rob as well, which is useful for citations in research papers and stuff like that, like, because I submit stuff through ResearchGate, for peer review, and I do peer review, and all those kinds of things. So I needed something that would actually give me accurate citation from research. And that if you use that chat model, you will get very specific information with regard to any subject. So whatever the story is, that you're trying to build, if it's about the moves, if any research has been done with computer learning, and machine learning, or computer learning, or cognitive learning around chess, it'll pull up everything, you can then just literally copy and paste it into Chachi gpsa, based on this, now, give me the five weeks, whatever, or whatever. So you have to kind of think about the right situations and chain of thought works best for me. I find it takes longer, but it's it's more accurate.