Your statement is against HN's rules[1] ("Please don't fulminate").
But since you're here, garbagepatch with 92 karma after three years here, nice of you to show up and comment after 22 days - your last comment said "public court documents from a government site" so I can see this government stuff is like a batlight on the sky for you, just saying "garbagepatch".
Thanks for rising to the call of duty.
>I was expecting to see some cool stuff
So just for the record, you don't think this capability is super cool? I titled my video "super cool demo" - do you not think this is super cool?
Just for the record, are you honestly going on the record saying that not only do you not think it's super cool that ChatGPT can change a letter from what a diplomat asks for to what the U.S. government says instead, but that anyone who does think it's super cool is a schizophrenic?
Here's the link: https://chatgpt.com/share/6a73ee4f-c3a4-83eb-b4ff-4c50457a4d...
I think it's super cool that I used the word agree or agreement 4 times in my prompt, and ChatGPT replaced it with "renounce" or "declare" (words I didn't use) 6 out of 6 times, to match what the U.S. government says rather than what the diplomat actually writes!
I mean you've got to agree (whoooops, I mean "declare"!) that it's super cool to be able to get our enemies to turn agreements into declarations - or whatever sells the most war, right? I mean what's cooler than war?
by the way, since the war budget is at (checks notes) $1 trillion, do you happen to have any conflict of interest to declare?