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>So far it's bothered 10 companies directly with no legal authority to actually follow up with what is requested? Aren't these companies in the business of lea
by nonethewiser 9mo ago
>So far it's bothered 10 companies directly with no legal authority to actually follow up with what is requested?
Aren't these companies in the business of leasing land? I dont see how contacting them about leasing land would be spam or bothering them. And I dont really know what you mean by "with no legal authority to actually follow up with what is requested."
- snowmobile 9mo agoI mean, it's probably worse to pretend to be an actual customer, rather than sending some random message. The AI's obviously never going to actually lease any land, so all its doing is convincingly wasting their time. At least landlords are often quite unsympathetic, so it's probably fine to waste their time a bit.
- rdlw 9mo agoWhat do you mean? There's $1370 earmarked for the lease.
- snowmobile 9mo agoI mean, it hasn't even "decided" whether it's going for "Iowa, Texas or Cordoba, Argentina". Just look at the files in the repo, it's looking an awful lot like those AI transcripts where somebody's "discovered a new kind of physics". https://github.com/brightseth/proof-of-corn/blob/main/proof-of-corn/HANDOFF_JAN_23_PM.md https://github.com/brightseth/proof-of-corn/blob/main/proof-...
- hahahahhaah 9mo agoLoving the soulless summary of "HN Concerns"
- lupire 9mo agoThe chatbot has no legal authority.