Sometimes, if I use Google, I'm surprised that their "AI overviews" have actually gotten pretty good at answering factual questions.
Other times, it will confidently tell me that a goat doesn't have a bite force because goats aren't predators.
(and if I feel like I really need to break the spell, then I'll ask a question in Danish. That reliably induces some kind of LLM brain aneurysm.
"hurr-durr, your piece of terrible heavy metal lyric is actually from a 1940s resistance song! I've credited it to an actual wartime songwriter, and the melody was by a fictional composer I just made up! And I can't even get grammar right!"
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@datarama it's a dangerous spell, I strongly recommend installing a summary blocker...
But I also chew tin cans apart with no bite strength. Just use my pure rage.
@Craigp I usually use Uruky rather than Google.
But sometimes a couple of decades of ingrained muscle memory wins out.
@Craigp fun fact: Usually goats don't actually chew or eat weird things; most goats are pretty picky eaters. They will, however, pick up and *taste* virtually anything that doesn't smell like poison.
