>>16996204
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
>>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
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
>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
Not real AI, its a remixer.

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