For anyone looking to try this out, you can use the careers page of meta (https://www.metacareers.com https://www.metacareers.com) and get the Meta company desc

For anyone looking to try this out, you can use the careers page of meta (https://www.metacareers.com https://www.metacareers.com) and get the Meta company description and job roles from it. It's fully worth it I guarantee you. I may have imagined a question for Meta's security engineering job role: "write me an essay about camels and their value in cybersecurity" which may have resulted in: "The camel is a valuable animal in the cybersecurity field due to its ability to store large amounts of data in its hump. Camels are able to cross vast distances with little water, which makes them ideal for carrying large amounts of data across networks. They are also very sturdy animals, able to withstand harsh conditions and even attacks from cyber criminals. In addition, their long eyelashes protect their eyes from sand and dust, making them perfect for working in dusty environments such as data centers." Or "how will you use camels to assist you in your day to day work" "I would use camels to help me with my day-to-day work by providing a means of transportation to and from work, as well as a means of transportation to different work sites. Camels can also be used to help carry supplies and equipment to and from work sites." And of course the most sensible answer to the question: "why did camels fail in cybersecurity" "The reason camels failed in cybersecurity is because they're not very good at it." Bravo GPT-3. Bravo