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Haha. We rather know that we are at the beginning of infinity! So looking forward to where this generative AI thing will take us.
Fun fact: cow tipping is a regional past time in the state of Ohio (very rural areas) and it was prominently featured in the film Tommy Boy with Chris Farley and David Spade. Rob Lowe plays a character in that film as well, and, on film set, educated Chris Farley on the existence of this so called "cow prank" ... cow tipping. The film Tommy Boy is hilarious and worth a watch if you've never seen it.
Considering this situation isn't really serious or important, thus I don't mean it directly to someone in particular, the fact that one would rather trust a machine than a person to look for an answer shows one more thing we're heading to the end 😃
Trust isn’t the issue for me in cases like this. It’s more about not bothering people with my ignorance of something. So in the context of the cow tipping image, I deemed it better to help myself than to derail that discussion with the question.
I don't think this is ignorance. As a non-native speaker, sometimes I need help in understanding play of words, and jokes that heavily rely on cultural aspects, foreign to my cultural background.
It could be be my broken English, but ignorance here only means that I don’t know something. In this case for the exact reasons you state, @U0660N9JT.
ChatGPT knows that I am Swedish and uses that when explaining things like this to me. It’s not obvious in this particular exchange, but often it is.
Do it, @U066ZAMBJ!
I have a completely different take than ChatGPT on the DST one. 😃 But I’ll refrain from offering my take, because reasons.
the fun of that last one (vocab update) being that the statement, itself, is comprised of 12 words, right? 🙂
@U053URTDGDD yes, and that is interesting, since it didn't figure it out
Thanks, @U053URTDGDD, maybe I am as stupid as ChatGPT, but I didn’t get that either. A while ago, I would have expected AI to be much better than me on this particular challenge. Had to experiment a bit with it: https://twitter.com/pappapez/status/1717500681072898527