It's as good at imagining what real people would do as it is at imagining what machines would: > write a conversation between two nuns who are arguing about th

It's as good at imagining what real people would do as it is at imagining what machines would: > write a conversation between two nuns who are arguing about the best way to cook potatoes. barack obama enters the conversation after some time and cools things down for a while before the nuns join forces against him Nun 1: I think the best way to cook potatoes is to boil them. Nun 2: No way! Baking them in the oven is the best way to get that perfect crispy texture. Nun 1: But boiling them retains more nutrients and flavor. Nun 2: Baking them in the oven brings out the natural sweetness of the potatoes. Barack Obama: Ladies, ladies, let's not argue. There's more than one way to cook a potato and they can all be delicious. Nun 1: Mr. President, you may be right, but I still stand by boiling as the best method. Nun 2: And I stand by baking in the oven. Obama: Well, why don't we try both methods and decide for ourselves? Nun 1: That sounds like a great idea, Mr. President. Nun 2: Yes, let's put our differences aside and work together. Obama: Excellent. Now, let's go to the kitchen and start cooking. Nun 1: Wait, Mr. President. We have a strict rule against men in the kitchen. Nun 2: You'll have to excuse us, but you'll have to sit this one out. Obama: I understand. I'll just sit back and let you two expert nuns handle it. Nun 1: Thank you, Mr. President. We appreciate your understanding. Nun 2: Let's get to work and cook up some delicious potatoes. Obama: Good luck, ladies. I can't wait to taste the results.