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I asked bing-gpt to write me some css that would also happen to need the disabled selector. It asked me to talk about something else, presumably because disabl
by mpixel 3y ago
I asked bing-gpt to write me some css that would also happen to need the disabled selector.
It asked me to talk about something else, presumably because disabled can also be taken to mean disabled people.
If your product is absolutely safe, and is _never_ able to output such stuff, I assume it is also limited, confined, and not able to do anything really interesting.
In such tools, the generic ones, i.e. a recipe for something everyone knows and makes, is already easy to find on any search engine, these tools are often useful for doing something _slightly_ out of the box.
More importantly, those highly limited apps are just boring. Let us have some fun.
- mdp2021 3y agoA further proof that these technologies are based on the simulation of the opposite of intelligence, in more dimensions. They "do not understand", and at the same time they emulate unintelligent behaviour. Which is relevant to the contextual topic, because from the simulation of unintelligence a good response, however frequent, is the exceptional outcome.