Hi Ryan, Personally, I haven't tried it, and I really hope it doesn't become the usual thing. Here's why I'm concerned: If everyone starts using AI, there could be way too many courses in every subject. It might get confusing for people trying to find the right one. If AI is used a lot, some people might start thinking that Udemy courses aren't as trustworthy or real. It could affect the reputation of the platform. Instead of having real experts, there's a chance AI could take their place. That might mean courses aren't as good or accurate, since they would be made by instructors that have no clue about the subjects. If there are tons of AI-made courses, it might be hard to find the good ones. They could get lost, and that's not good for instructors and learners. I think it's important to find a balance between trying new things and making sure courses stay high-quality. Take care, Toby
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