America’s 1984

from Chat GPT:

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Do you even read the caution when you use ChatGPT? It tells you,

“ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important info.”

And do you care about the warnings by Nick Turley?

Don’t use ChatGPT for …, says head of ChatGPT Nick Turley in an important ‘warning’ to users

If you’ve ever asked ChatGPT to explain a tough concept, summarize an article, or even draft a quick report, you know how convincing the answers sound. But here’s the catch: convincing isn’t always correct.

Nick Turley, the head of ChatGPT at OpenAI, recently issued a straightforward warning — don’t rely on ChatGPT as your only source of truth. Even with GPT-5, the most advanced version yet, the technology still gets things wrong. In his words, ChatGPT “should be used as a second opinion.”

You provided some machine-generated response based on low-level writing intended for general audiences that don’t understand, and might not care to understand, how parliamentary democracy works or how specific legislation is designed.

I provided source documents.

One of my coffee mugs has an admonition,

“Computers should work; people should think.”

More people should think rather than relying on computers to think for them.