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So the author asked an idiotic question and was surprised when h they got back an idiotic answer? Why is that newsworthy?
by orochimaaru 8mo ago
So the author asked an idiotic question and was surprised when h they got back an idiotic answer? Why is that newsworthy?
- fooker 8mo agoBecause it's the government giving out the idiotic answer here. That, in a more sane world, has all sorts of legal ramifications. For example, if you could craft a prompt for this and obtain permission to commit ..say.. white collar crimes, could those crimes be prosecuted ?
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- DennisP 8mo agoAs the article briefly mentions, plenty of people just trying to learn stuff will ask idiotic questions they don't realize are idiotic. It'd be nice if they got non-idiotic answers from the government.
- atonse 8mo agoSo then maybe ask those "idiotic" questions that people are more likely to ask on a food nutrition website. Not something 3 drunk frat boys do at 2am cuz they're bored? As others have pointed out, this article is written in bad faith.
- jjk166 8mo agoAre we going to pretend that no one has ever gotten a stupid answer to a stupid question from a human government employee? It is an impossible to make something completely fool-proof, those who try underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.