The global economy is propped up by a large language model that thinks the pools on the Titanic have no water.
>>62716741Ask 100 real people similar questions to the ones AI struggles with. Most of them will likely not have a better answer.
>>62716743If you smash a cup and then submerge it under water, is the cup full of water?
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>>62716741AI has made most jobs a lot easier. Companies need less people and time to do the same amount of work. All this efficiency gains have made making products cheaper. Haven't you noticed how the cost of living has rapidly decreased?...wait. wtf?
>>62716748Give them Jobs at Google then
>>62716741>>62716743>>62716766Technically a cup is just a shaped piece of plastic that could hold water.Similarly a pool holds water.However, if you submerge the cup or the water, the water is the same body and there is no boundary between the outside water and the inside water, so the pool or cup is not filled, it's submerged.If the cup or pool is upturned and submerged it would be filled with air not water. In this circumstance the pool or cup would collapse under pressure, so it wouldn't be a pool any more.So either the pool lost its water and filled with air and upturned, thus crushing it.Or the pool is no longer filled with pool water and there is now a submerged pool in the sea.Think of trying to fill a submerged cup with a bit of apple juice, you will pour it but will it fill the cup or will it just become part of the rest of the water?
>>62716759THE WATER IS FULL OF CUP
i remember i asked it how long it would take the titanic to disintegrate completely and it said 100 years and I told it and said I think it was too low, then it said "you're right, it's actually 1000 years". I kept "pushing back" and it just 10x'd it's last prediction. Until we got up to a number with like 27 zeroes (much larger then the age of the universe) and thats when I stepped in and said "what are you doing bruh".
>>62716741>>62716743NOBODY fucking uses gemni you retarded mongrel
