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I just asked chatgpt about 72 hour preparedness kit. I said what I had already and asked it about the best way to store it first. It said something to the effec
by ccppurcell 9mo ago
I just asked chatgpt about 72 hour preparedness kit. I said what I had already and asked it about the best way to store it first. It said something to the effect of "good, you are thinking about this in exactly the right way -- make sure you have the containers in place and then get the exact contents right later" not exactly the wording but you get the picture and can probably guess where I'm going with this.
When I asked again, this time I asked about the items first. I had to prompt it with something like "or do you think I should get the storage sorted first" and it said "you are thinking about this in exactly the right way -- preparedness kits fail more often due to missing essentials than sub optimal storage"
I can't decide which of these is right! Maybe there's an argument that it doesn't matter, and getting started is the most important thing, and so being encouraging is generally the best strategy here. But it's definitely worrying to me. It pretty much always says something like this to me (this is on the "honest and direct" personality setting or whatever).