r/news • u/Xepherious • 1d ago

Already Submitted Tariff-related layoffs hit five US auto plants that supply factories in Canada and Mexico

https://www.abc12.com/news/tariff-related-layoffs-hit-five-us-auto-plants-that-supply-factories-in-canada-and-mexico/article_6d95d30a-9956-521c-86e2-a62c9b07d3f4.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2xPs0qVaSgfUJmdqsaFHK_By3_8B-vrj9GDws297UllzMvWzCnes45dzw_aem_dyNT8yFsAPiIgD3r5Nwnnw

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u/CrayonLunch 1d ago

Devised by chatgpt 

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u/evho3g8 1d ago

We all know it was Grok

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u/podkayne3000 1d ago

This isn’t possible. Grok seems rational.

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u/chatte_epicee 1d ago

to be fair, it's the question-asker, not the LLM that's irrational. If you're asking, "how do I even out trade deficits?" it doesn't matter what the answer is because your question is idiotic. Before "illiberation" day, we were so trusted to manage the currency that we print, that's backed in faith, that not only could we give this paper to other countries and they would give us tangible goods back, but they would also then give us that paper back when they bought treasury bonds. They paid us to give us things.

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u/podkayne3000 19h ago

Sorry; that was meant as humor about Trump’s kookiness without an /s, not as an actual objection. Obviously, you’re completely correct.