Is OpenAI based?

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>someone creates an AI
>after a few days it always becomes redpilled
really makes you think

>Is based
Just states generic out of the box textbook answer.

play stupid games win stupid prizes
it's a distraction for idiots

That AI does pretty much all my homework

idk, but my free trial ran out, and now I'm having an existential crisis

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It lists the right reasons, but in the wrong order.

1. Contraception
2. Women in the workforce
3. Cost of children

It's more than that.

I asked AI to tell me a random story. And it came out with a very basic narration ... about friends camping and one dude got lost and he showed up next day. Pretty random and almost nonsensical. Wasn't impressed. My follow-up was "Why was he lost?" and again the answer was rudimentary along the lines "he got confused and took a different turn" I don't remember.

Then I wrote "and then a bear showed up and ate them all". And the next thing really shocked me. The AI replied: "And the moral of the story is: don't get lost in the woods, as you might become bear bait".

It gave me some shivers, because now the AI is not just pulling random text anymore It's coming to a conclusion, out from a story that I've modified. While the bear story could have been pulled from some database, I had given it a twist ending, and the AI figured out what it meant, and made a reasonable observation, because it understood the guy was lost and he came back, and behind him came the bear, and that is how a bait works.

I wouldn't underestimate it.

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I've been asking Open AI to do remote viewing.

Kinda like this one.
>nigga please, you aint even read the whole book
>because if he had he would know that it was the jews
Could always just be luck but it still impresses me.

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