Interesting that you're so disturbed and irritated with a feature that A) does not exist (you can go to ChatGPT and test this yourself. It will immediately recite whatever verse you ask it to) and B) cited in a video that blatantly makes up what the verse actually says. Nowhere in the verse does it claim what the caption says it does.
I’m glad to discover that this is not a
current feature of ChatGPT while also unfortunately discovering that it used to be a feature of it, but it’s promising that they’ve dropped this, just as they dropped the old ways where you could get them to crack a joke about Jesus and Buddha but they didn’t crack jokes about Muhammad because, well, whatever.
This is a positive development, for the Google AI, which I asked above, perhaps one that’s occurred due to the backlash against PC and DIE politics.
But with ChatGPT, I unfortunately got the following responses;
So I asked this:
It’s fascinating holding a discussion with a robot whose responses are fed to it by humans. Especially fascinating when the robot is obviously lying..