Not the OP but the point they're trying to make (not very politely) is that you're largely uncritically repeating claims made by OpenAI and Google about their c

Not the OP but the point they're trying to make (not very politely) is that you're largely uncritically repeating claims made by OpenAI and Google about their commercial products. If you do that, you're not helping anyone, including yourself, understand what's really going on. Where I went to school, the teachers kept repeating that they wanted us to think critically about stuff when we were writing essays for homework. They didn't really know how to teach that, so most kids didn't learn it, but it's a valuable life skill: learn to think about what people say, and why, not just take everything everyone says at face value, especially when the person is in a position of some sort of authority (like being the people who released a system, or who wrote a paper, or, hashem yerachem, The Godfathers of AI). Authority is the mind killer.