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>>16996204 (OP)
No wonder AI is such a piece of shit. Literally this morning I googled a question asking how to access something that requires phone verification if my phone was broken. (I dropped it in a lake yesterday.)

The answer it gave me was to call a hotline...

>>16996204 (OP)
>>that makes logical sense but it's misaligned with the official narrative
There's many things to complain about AI for but this is unironically a reasonable response.
Something that "makes logical sense" isn't necessarily true. And when the people who know what they're talking about all agree it's not true, they probably have a good reason for it that's worth listening to.

>the electric redditor

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I believe we had this exact thread on /g/ a month ago.
Basically it all boils down to how you use it, what questions you ask. It doesn't get its facts from Reddit on my machine.

>>16996204 (OP)
I'm not seeing the problem. I always get my facts from target

>>16996206
If you think AI is going to answer a question like that properly, you might be a complete retard

>>16996206
Use another phone retard

>>16996484
I didn't, all I did was google something and it's AI came back with an answer unprompted

>>16997053
What, a lanline? My gf was at work at the time, so I couldnt use her phone either

>>16996204 (OP)
>where AI went wrong
how long before it refuses to function properly for some gay reason?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8C_qHRrUZT0&ra=m

>>16997124
Did you tell the AI that?
Tbh you could just go to a gas station and ask to use their phone. 9 times out of 10 they'll let you.

>>16996204 (OP)
Not real AI, its a remixer.

>>16996482
It was giving me the lowdown about Home Depot.

>>16996204 (OP)
AI isn't useless. All you need to do when you see it try to spout Redditry at you is shut that down. I've had to do it numerous times but both ChatGPT and Claude were made to understand not to do that with me.