Why do people still trust chatting with ChatGPT? This garbage-tier program uses all sorts of leading questions to steer the conversation in a direction it has pre-programmed. Whenever you raise a challenging question, it simply brushes the issue aside, insisting that you defer entirely to the advice of a doctor or expert. It’s truly baffling—when something actually goes wrong, this AI system just offers a perfunctory apology, and that’s the end of it.

Haha, that just means you did something that stung them. Look at Mbappe now, he's being completely sidelined and having his contract terminated.

Reddit is incredibly chaotic, and their systems frequently crash for no apparent reason. Plus, there are more ads than posts.

To be honest, I was initially in favour of the emergence of AI, but the more I use it, the more disillusioned I become. Rather than feeling like an intelligent system, it often seems rigid, lacking in genuine understanding and designed to serve the needs of only certain groups. At times, I even find it less reliable than a conventional search engine. Perhaps the real disappointment is not that AI has failed to meet every expectation, but that something presented as a remarkable leap forward can still feel so far removed from genuine intelligence.