> The problem is that chatgpt will lie to your face and tell you it isn’t lying. So will the news media and I mean all from the right-wing drivel at Fox/Newsma

> The problem is that chatgpt will lie to your face and tell you it isn’t lying. So will the news media and I mean all from the right-wing drivel at Fox/Newsmax to MSNBC, and CNN. Tucker Carlson actually won a lawsuit regarding this because it was deemed that he was quote: 'an entertainer' NOT a 'news person'. So, basically an actor playing a news caster, and a large swath of society cannot see the difference. MSNBC, would say anything to make Bernie look bad so he'd drop down in polls, CNN as well. If you ask any of these people point blank to list the lies they've told on camera, under oath, you'd get a lot of '5ths'. Hell, I mostly get my news from just headlines on reddit/hn simply because reading past the headline usually leads to a lot of opinions, and biases. If I want opinions/biases, I'd rather read comments from people who DID read the article, as they're usually way more informed on the subject than the actual author.