We can look at a ChatGPT exchange screenshot, then try to reproduce it.. then discuss what we see. It's OK if we don't agree on the results. My "feeling" is th

We can look at a ChatGPT exchange screenshot, then try to reproduce it.. then discuss what we see. It's OK if we don't agree on the results. My "feeling" is that everyone gets their feelings hurt, myself included, when a GPT doesn't give answers aligned with their personal biases... then we call the GPT "biased." That's how I felt about it, when I first experienced it. But if you don't share the evidence, there can be no discussion.