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Someone says "cars are so comfortable now." Someone else responds "In my experience they are no better than in the 80s." Isn't it prudent to point that the seco
by red75prime 3mo ago
Someone says "cars are so comfortable now." Someone else responds "In my experience they are no better than in the 80s." Isn't it prudent to point that the second person drives Mirage or something like that?
The first sentence seems to imply the average state. No?
- bryanrasmussen 2mo agoI guess, if a Mirage is one of the most common cars that everyone encounters multiple times in a day. The problem really is I haven't used these other AIs for finding links to things I am an expert in, so I cannot really say how likely they are to get things completely wrong, or at least have one wrong or misinterpreted fact per response.