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Source: New York Post

Call it a run-in with reality. OpenAI executive Maggie Hott has crossed the finish lines of two Ironman triathlons and 21 marathons, describing herself as a “very, very, very healthy person. ” Two years ago, the mother of two decided to find out exactly how healthy she is.

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