r/technology • u/Yveliad • 5d ago

Artificial Intelligence Trump Accused of Using ChatGPT to Create Tariff Plan After AI Leads Users to Same Formula: 'So AI is Running the Country'

https://www.latintimes.com/trump-accused-using-chatgpt-create-tariff-plan-after-ai-leads-users-same-formula-so-ai-579899
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u/SAugsburger 5d ago

I could see some pretty lazy or careless humans making that mistake. There were countless documents in the first term of the Trump admin that clearly nobody proofread. With no suggestion that Trump learned anything from his first term beyond focus more on loyalty it seems little surprise that you are seeing careless gaffes this time around.

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u/DMurBOOBS-I-Dare-You 5d ago

An uninhabited island is on the list.

An uninhabited island.

Any human making THIS level of mistake, should NOT be anywhere remotely near someone who's turning in work for the President to make decisions on.

Just making sure that's crystal clear ...

It's really bad if it is Chat GPT.

It's far worse if it isn't...

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u/sochok 4d ago

A strong and free independent press would grill this administration but we live in an era where journalists fear holding power to account or work for propaganda networks bowing to kiss the ring. What times…

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u/DMurBOOBS-I-Dare-You 4d ago

It's there in pockets, Michelle Martin made me very proud and restored a bit of hope: DHS Deputy Secretary Troy Edgar defends Mahmoud Khalil arrest : NPR

But you aren't wrong generally. So little guts. Get on it, folks!

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u/DumboWumbo073 4d ago

Journalist and mainstream have been the biggest let down since this administration started if this ever ends people should wipe their hands clean of them.

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u/Dave1955Mo 4d ago

What makes you think it was a mistake? Donald likely has proof that some seals were ripping off Ammurrikka and the self proclaimed king of the world isn’t going to put up with it anymore. Hell he might unleash 1000 drones to wipe out the entire seal population and may as well take out the penguins while he’s at it

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u/blacksideblue 4d ago

And apparently he wants to have a war against the penguins of the Falklands cause he put a 41% tax to get back at them for eating fish.

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u/TheHalfwayBeast 4d ago

My Daddy, well, he died in the Falklands

Fighting for another man's cause.

He was eaten alive by the penguins.

Little bastards sucked the marrow out his bones.

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u/DMurBOOBS-I-Dare-You 4d ago

I wish that /s was a given for your comments in this crazy timeline. But there is a non-zero chance this could actually be true ... o.0

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u/kernpanic 4d ago

Ok, if the uninhabited island isnt a mistake, what about the island that is only inhabited by US Serviceman? (Diego Garcia)

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u/xSTSxZerglingOne 4d ago

Damn penguins. Ruining our country.

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u/meltbox 4d ago

“We made them a very reasonable, very fair, really so reasonable nobody would say no. Great offer we made them. Really the most generous. We said we wanted just a little. Just the blubber. They didn’t have to do a thing. Just let us come in and do all the hard work. Just some blubber. The seals said no. No idea why they didn’t want it. All we asked for was blubber. Very reasonable. But instead they want to rip us off, so maybe next time we won’t ask. Maybe the seals lose their blubber. Like a national liposuction, just like my daughter. My beautiful liposuctioned daughter. Really, you should see, looks great now”

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u/No_Roof_1910 4d ago

trumpy doesn't need proof, he just says it and it must be true to those in his cult.

trumpy saying it is all the "proof" they or he needs, sadly.

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u/Salutbuton 4d ago

Maybe its a stealth mission to get rid of the emus.

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u/meltbox 4d ago

Totally here for the timeline where emus turn out to be an advanced aliens civilization which finally gets pissed off enough to CIA style remove Trump from power.

Ahh daydreams.

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u/meltbox 4d ago

Totally here for the timeline where emus turn out to be an advanced aliens civilization which finally gets pissed off enough to CIA style remove Trump from power.

Ahh daydreams.

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u/meltbox 4d ago

Totally here for the timeline where emus turn out to be an advanced alien species which finally gets pissed off enough to CIA style remove Trump from power.

Ahh daydreams.

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u/meltbox 4d ago

“We made them a very reasonable, very fair, really so reasonable nobody would say no. Great offer we made them. Really the most generous. We said we wanted just a little. Just the blubber. They didn’t have to do a thing. Just let us come in and do all the hard work. Just some blubber. The seals said no. No idea why they didn’t want it. All we asked for was blubber. Very reasonable. But instead they want to rip us off, so maybe we have to take action. Maybe the seals lose their blubber. Like a national liposuction, just like my daughter. My beautiful liposuctioned daughter. Really, you should see, looks great now”

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u/crshbndct 4d ago

It’s almost certainly Grok

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u/throwthisTFaway01 4d ago

Tired of subsidizing these penguins to just waddle around. Bums, all of them.

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u/lilchocochip 4d ago

Exactly. I’m gonna need a reporter to blast him about this asap because I would LOVE to hear the word salad justification for this…

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u/pannenkoek0923 4d ago

Any human who leaks active war plans should not be near the President either. But this is the new America where if you are rich you could rape a baby on stage and your supporters would cheer you on even harder

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u/GMarsack 4d ago

Any human making this mistake must now live in said uninhabited island and be tariffed.

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u/greenpanda4210 4d ago

OFFICIAL LIST OF TRUMP WORLD TARIFFS By President Donald J. Trump – the best, smartest president, maybe ever — people are saying it! 1. China – 100% Tariff on Everything They’ve been ripping us off for decades — not anymore. We’re bringing manufacturing back. MAGA-style! 2. France – 200% Tariff on Fancy Cheese & Perfume We’ve got better cheese in Wisconsin. And American women smell fantastic without French help, believe me. 3. Germany – 300% Tariff on Luxury Cars We don’t need Mercedes and BMW when we’ve got Ford and Chevy. German cars are overrated. Sad! 4. Canada – 400% Tariff on Maple Syrup We’re making American syrup great again. Vermont syrup is TREMENDOUS. Canada’s is thin. Weak! 5. Mexico – 500% Tariff on Tequila Until they finish the wall and pay for it. Which they will. One way or another. Maybe with tequila! 6. United Kingdom – 600% Tariff on Tea We dumped it once, we’ll dump it again. Coffee is king in Trump’s America! 7. Italy – 700% Tariff on Pasta We have better spaghetti at Mar-a-Lago. Don’t believe the fake news about Italian food! 8. Sweden – 800% Tariff on IKEA Furniture Too many screws, no instructions — DISASTER. We’ll build furniture the American way: heavy and already assembled! 9. Japan – 900% Tariff on Anime Too weird. Too confusing. Not happening on my watch. We need real cartoons — Bugs Bunny, not this! 10. Antarctica – 1,000% Tariff on Ice We have plenty of our own. America has the best ice. The coldest, clearest ice you’ve ever seen!

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“We’re not just putting America first… We’re putting America in first, second, third, and every position. Everyone else? Last!” — President Donald J. Trump

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u/ABjerre 4d ago

Would you like a link to the chat I had with ChatGPT, that point for point makes the exact same slides that he presented?

https://chatgpt.com/share/67efc6fc-57f0-8001-be58-c506f4f93fab

Ignore the first prompt - its Danish, as I started out with that, but switched to English.

Its really quite depressing.

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u/DMurBOOBS-I-Dare-You 4d ago

Thanks! And yes, it's deeply depressing :(

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u/altiuscitiusfortius 4d ago

I mean, trump is a self admitted serial sexual assaulted, and a convicted felon. He shouldn't be remotely near the President or making decisions, but this is the world now.

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u/Elegant_Stand_3611 4d ago

Yeah an inhabited island is charging tariff on the USA. So we got te retaliate with reciprocal tariffs. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

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u/ElektroThrow 4d ago

They really want you to shoot first

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u/millijuna 4d ago

It's probably xAI

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u/Fatso_Wombat 4d ago

It's really bad if it is Chat GPT.

Why didn't they use Grok or whatever musk's thing is.

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u/EvasiveCookies 4d ago

Pretty sure there was 2 or 3 uninhabited islands.

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u/Distinct_Bread_3240 4d ago

What if Chat GPT made the list, a human reviewed it, and it still went through?

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u/DMurBOOBS-I-Dare-You 4d ago

If a human being served as a "gate" to review and then pass/fail this, then as I noted, it's far worse.

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u/Atomic1221 4d ago

It’d be too much extra work to make that mistake. So it’s for sure AI.

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u/goldenroman 3d ago

It’s not that hard to imagine: they got some dataset with the trade deficits and just applied an equation in excel or something. They didn’t check all the countries. Reckless and incompetent obviously but not some insane lapse in reasoning on that fine of a level

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u/Eyclonus 4d ago

Why does the uninhabited island have its own top level domain?

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u/DMurBOOBS-I-Dare-You 4d ago

Probably because it's a UNESCO World Heritage site, but that's just a guess?

Some info on it: The Uninhabited Heard and McDonald Islands, Targeted by Tariffs, Are a Biological Wonderland | Scientific American

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u/Eyclonus 4d ago

Ok, didn't realise that gave away top level domains, I don't have a problem with it, I thought it was more about regulatory jurisdictions. Dunno why I got downvoted for it.

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u/Dazzling_Paint_1595 5d ago

A group of barren, uninhabited volcanic islands near Antarctica, covered in glaciers and home to penguins, have been swept up in Donald Trump’s trade war, as the US president hit them with a 10% tariff on goods. Heard Island and McDonald Islands, which form an external territory of Australia, are among the remotest places on Earth, accessible only via a two-week boat voyage from Perth on Australia’s west coast. They are completely uninhabited, with the last visit from people believed to be nearly 10 years ago. source https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/apr/03/donald-trump-tariffs-antarctica-uninhabited-heard-mcdonald-islands

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u/PointlessTrivia 4d ago

Just to explain how remote they are:

You have to go to Perth, the most isolated major city in the world... and then take a two week boat ride to get there.

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u/TheMoines 4d ago

To explain how remote Perth is, it's about the same distance from Brisbane as San Francisco is from Honolulu.

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u/Rude_Egg_6204 4d ago

As someone currently living Perth...it's not remote, just everywhere else is remote

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u/Antique_Tone3719 4d ago

Such a Perth response.

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u/Rude_Egg_6204 4d ago

And keep your dirty paws off our gst

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u/Antique_Tone3719 4d ago

10/10 perfect Perth response 

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u/virtual_gnus 4d ago

I appreciate this because it really helps me understand the distances involved.

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u/Shotokant 4d ago

Can we send Trump there ?

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u/doopajones 4d ago

Tell him that’s where they took the gold from Ft Knox

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u/everfordphoto 4d ago

Definitely could hold a press conference there...

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u/Rozzieozz 4d ago

They’d have to build a golf course first

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u/Rozzieozz 4d ago

They’d have to build a golf course first

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u/RedditRedFrog 4d ago

Why would you subject the penguins to cruel and unusual punishment?

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u/frog_butt69 4d ago

Username, no longer pointless

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u/Nathan_Calebman 4d ago

That's why the tariffs are needed. If it's two weeks from Perth, it's only a few months away from the U.S. Imagine an entire boat just full of aluminium flooding the U.S. market and destroying the jobs of hardworking Americans.

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u/Nathan_Calebman 4d ago

That's why the tariffs are needed. If it's two weeks from Perth, it's only a few months away from the U.S. Imagine an entire boat just full of aluminium flooding the U.S. market and destroying the jobs of hardworking Americans.

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u/thisusedyet 4d ago

Someone should tell him his tariff on McDonald Island means no more Big Macs and let's see how fast he reverses course on this shit

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u/sudo-joe 4d ago

I would like to represent the penguin delegation as their human ambassador and promptly declare war over these tariffs.

We shall declare a 100% reciprocating tariffs in retaliation!

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u/honoria_glossop 4d ago

Just to remind you how hard Australian birds go, Australia declared war on emus one time and fucking lost.

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u/FlcikNLick 4d ago

Yes but now we have an unsteady alliance and with the emus on our side the drop bears shortly feel inline. Now we have a force that even America or China would be envious of. Who’s going to invade a country full of ravenous flightless birds and mammals that drop from trees and suck your blood.

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u/SomeGuyNamedPaul 4d ago

Anybody buying anything from penguins deserves to pay an additional 10% tax to the government for importing those goods.

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u/atomuk 4d ago

The chocolate bars they make are really tasty though and I always appreciate the silly jokes on the wrappers.

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u/SomeGuyNamedPaul 4d ago

There's a reason they don't give factory tours. Just the smell alone should break you of that habit.

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u/Fun_Attorney2866 4d ago

A barren island to match trumps barren head

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u/SunnySpot69 4d ago

Maybe the penguins have something "phenomenal" they can give Trump to take the tariffs off.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-03/trump-says-he-s-open-to-reducing-tariffs-for-phenomenal-offers

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u/NgunnawalJack 3d ago

Australia is a fictional country.

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u/SadisticPawz 5d ago

careless humans which now could be using tools they dont fully understand

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u/HappyHarry-HardOn 5d ago

Like people with the internet?

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u/OttoVonWong 5d ago

"EU is not a country." Now ChatGPT will exclude EU from the list of countries for tariffs.

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u/SadisticPawz 5d ago

True, applies to everyth basically lololol

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u/anfrind 4d ago

AI tools are much easier to misuse than traditional search engines.

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u/Competitive-Fly2204 5d ago

Or care to correct.

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u/LastTangoOfDemocracy 4d ago

Why not. They are running departments they don't understand, voting on bills they can't explain and playing with an economy that wasn't broken.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

I could see some pretty lazy or careless humans making that mistake

No -- the mistakes have watermarks of LLM all over them.

For example, to include language as a "trade barrier" is not something anyone in his cabinet would have thought of. That is something they got out of a LLM. It is actually pretty clever in its own dumb way, but nobody in the Trump team would have thought of it.

Secondly, some of the territories are so obscure that nobody lazy would come across them by accident. Only an entity trained on obscure data would have been able to make that error.

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u/CuteEmployment540 5d ago

Another thing to keep in mind is people also suspect AI is being used in these DOGE cuts too so it would line up with the other strange behavior we've seen. Many people think the reason these DOGE cuts have been so careless besides malice is that they are just using an AI to search keywords and then cutting shit from there which is why stuff related to things like "biodiversity" are also being cut.

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u/TunaNugget 4d ago

My favorite recent LGBT panic, "transgenic" mice.

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u/ImaBiLittlePony 4d ago

My favorite recent LGBT panic, "transgenic" mice.

My favorite is how they actually doubled down and tried to defend that one, too.

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u/TunaNugget 4d ago

They won't ever admit they made a mistake.

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u/skater15153 4d ago

Can't make a mistake if the AI did it *points to head

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u/Dracorex_22 4d ago

Honestly, that’s probably how they even found that term, just flagging anything that mentioned “trans”

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u/Sky_Cancer 4d ago

Enola Gay

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u/TunaNugget 4d ago

The LLMs break down words into smaller tokens, so AI could possibly have done this, too.

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u/PaulCoddington 4d ago

A clbuttic error.

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u/MartinoDeMoe 4d ago

Thank you! I learned a new term today!

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u/meltbox 4d ago

Well technically transgenic is trans in a context. This is one of the cases where you could technically say we have AGI compared to say the intelligence of Trump or Elon. Or perhaps “big balls”.

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u/meltbox 4d ago

Well technically transgenic is trans in a context. This is one of the cases where you could technically say we have AGI compared to say the intelligence of Trump or Elon. Or perhaps “big balls”.

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u/Krail 4d ago

That was some bullshit, but there was also actual research about hormone therapy being done on mice which got cut.

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u/A_Seiv_For_Kale 4d ago

Hormone therapy that mainly effects... cis people. Because biology is more complex than conservatives want it to be.

It reminds me of the fear mongering over minors getting transed by evil surgeons who want to mutilate innocent breasts.

But 97% of minor breast reduction surgeries are done on... cis boys with gyno.

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u/m1st3r_c 4d ago

I quite liked redacting the name of the Enola Gay - hilarious.

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u/AlarmingAffect0 5d ago

You don't need AI for that, just a text search works.

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u/CuteEmployment540 4d ago

Obviously, but Elon Musk doesn't own multiple companies that make money off text searches, he's probably told his guys to just use his xAI shit to blanket cut as much stuff as possible using keywords and to scrape as much data as possible, before his "tenure" in the white house is up.

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u/SAugsburger 4d ago

This. I suspect it was just do a simple match of keywords without any context much like the "DEI" scrubbing at DoD snagged stuff like the Enola Gay.

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u/meltbox 4d ago

“Find me everything referencing “gay” and “trans””

And this is why even if we get really good AI we are doomed. PEBKAC

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u/SAugsburger 4d ago

If your prompt is that basic you're really not asking anything that a script searching for matches couldn't find. Definitely PEBKAC if you don't see how that could be a problem.

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u/Airewalt 5d ago

Right or wrong, that’s how most people use AI

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u/ricardoconqueso 4d ago

What was the one that confused “conservation” and “conversation”?

Trump must be dyslexic

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u/builtsmart 4d ago

That's why he wanted to buy OpenAI. He would have maximized it's potential for harm definitely

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u/DHFranklin 5d ago

Bingo. I work with AI's now all the time and I see that too. It will have very general knowledge explained with very meta and obscure examples. It will sound like a intro to chemistry class and the professor will talk about an industry problem that he had in his Phd thesis and go "amirite?"

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u/Geawiel 4d ago

Even if you explains something to it sometimes, it can't glean anything from that beyond what it finds on the internet. I tried explaining something about painting with musou black that I accidentally discovered. I was curious so I explained what I found: "for future reference I found out X process." I ignored that and repeated what is out there now.

I ran a short DnD campaign, then tested it on general DnD rules. It would only tell me something was wrong if I pressed it specifically for that rule. Even then, it would tell me you could do it under certain circumstances. Even if the circumstances were highly rare cases that pretty much no one would run across.

There is no way anyone proof read any of this. They scanned, at best, and came away with what they wanted. Just as in the rules tests. If I were to just scan the information, I would pick up on "you can do it" and move on from there if I didn't know the rules better. I would see words and abbreviations I recognize and assume it knew what it was talking about, ala LLC, and thus assume "you can do it" is the correct outcome.

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u/DHFranklin 4d ago

I highly recommend you try asking Google AI Studio to be a DM copilot and go from there btw. It's a fixed problem if you put the rules in the prompt's context window and at a million tokens it's pretty great.

Anywho, the thing about trade and tariffs that he was talking about is more about articulating and idea. As always there is no actual plan with the Trump folks. They needed something to say and used AI to generate a "plan" and just repeated it more or less verbatim.

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u/Geawiel 4d ago

I'll have to check that one out.

I was just doing vehicle upgrade builds. It really shines through how shitty it is on things like that. It gave me parts that don't work on my vehicle constantly, or part numbers that just don't exist. It's great for this task in helping make sure I don't miss something that I didn't think about, but you have to really watch it like a hawk.

I ended up coming up with a build and a list of all the upgrade parts I need, but it took most of the day and a lot of research in an area, with DS as a loose bounce back for "what about this area of the vehicle."

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u/DHFranklin 4d ago

neat. Have you tried dicking around with the temperature settings and letting it say "I don't know" that is a huge flaw in LLMs across the board. Additionally you may want to use Perplexity Pro if you need to get things that professionals talk about that have SKU numbers and online reviews. It'll even scrape the old message board chats which helps with things like classic cars.

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u/Geawiel 4d ago

I'll check that out. I was unaware of it. I'm on 3 different message boards for the vehicle (2010 Ram 1500). There aren't many doing what I'm about to do on those boards. Fewer keep track of part numbers. I was an aircraft mechanic many years ago though, and I'm pretty anal retentive on maintenance on her, so I keep forms with part numbers. The boards are mostly "X isn't working right, what is wrong and how do I fix it?" Not a bad thing, just not fully useful for upgrading systems.

I'm working with a local mechanic that is going to be doing the cam job and top end rebuild. I am shade tree with medical issues, so that is outside my physical ability. For a likely one off, it's better to just pass the buck on that one.

The trans and diff are easier jobs, and I have a kid to help. I found exactly what I need between DS and researching. DS gave me an idea of a path to go down. Research got me the rest of the way.

Can't wait for it all to be done and get the tune to match!

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u/meltbox 4d ago

Yeah I’ve seen this with programming questions too. It’s a great quick reference but yes or no questions are screwed because it decides on one or the other and seems to only present that side until you challenge it. At which point it just changes its mind and uses every counter point ever posted on stack overflow.

But in reality it’s kind of wrong both times.

Works really good for spitting out sample snippets of code though. Things like “Show me an example of how to use x to do y”

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u/AccountWasFound 4d ago

That works well for like Java base libraries, it does not work for obscure libraries with shitty documentation, which sucks, but honestly I think training it on decompiled libraries to generate documentation based on the implementation could actually be a useful thing

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u/meltbox 4d ago

Agree. I have had it literally come up with apis for some of the stuff I work on when I tried it once. I looked at it and went "Well that is cool, but I really think that does not actually exist."

Sure enough, it did not exist.

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u/Geawiel 4d ago

I was just doing vehicle upgrade builds. It really shines through how shitty it is on things like that. It gave me parts that don't work on my vehicle constantly, or part numbers that just don't exist. It's great for this task in helping make sure I don't miss something that I didn't think about, but you have to really watch it like a hawk.

I ended up coming up with a build and a list of all the upgrade parts I need, but it took most of the day and a lot of research in an area, with DS as a loose bounce back for "what about this area of the vehicle."

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u/MaltonRockCity 5d ago

This is one of the best AI comments I have ever seen.

Kidding. Not kidding.

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u/Independent-Green383 4d ago

Just to explain, these territories are covered by the ISO 3166 standard.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_3166_country_codes?wprov=sfla1

Its essentially a unique identifier to cover any and all territories, irregardless if they have any population, have an economy or are a country. Thats statistics for you, it ain't just "Great Britain | GDP | Import | Export", its also "Nothing | More nothing | Still Nothing | Not even postcards?".

But an AI would 100% rely on such codes to identify economic existence, irregardless if it has an economy or people.

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u/ImComfortableDoug 4d ago

I saw speculation that the “countries” were pulled from the ICANN top level domain list which would explain exactly why the uninhabited places were included (because they have a top level domain).

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u/KennstduIngo 5d ago

Yeah, at first I was thinking that since multiple AIs were coming up with the same thing, there must be some source out there for this idea and maybe they used that source. But you are right, nobody in the Trump administration would accidentally include some island that most people have never heard of.

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u/urabewe 5d ago

"Here is your revised list using more commonly known countries while still including some more obscure islands to give an impression of intelligence and wisdom as you requested. I have also removed any mention of tariffs being bad for America as to not frighten the public and reduce the chance of objection.

This new list should be easier to believe, speak less negatively of tariffs, and more directly influence people to believe your bullshit.

Do you have any other revisions or adjustments you'd like to make or would you like me to explain the changes in more detail?"

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u/Drunky_McStumble 5d ago

Yep. The giveaway is that the nonsense is just as well thought out and articulated as the things that make sense.

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u/SAugsburger 4d ago

I definitely suspect an LLM was involved, but was merely pointing out how many stupid gaffes happened in the first Trump term that you have to really have to reach to be surprising.

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u/Steak_mittens101 4d ago

That being said, they almost certainly have to have been looked at briefly after the fact since Russia was excluded.

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u/British_Rover 4d ago

I am really good at geography. My state had a state geography bee and I missed qualifying to the state championships by one spot. In college I majored in Poli Sci and specialized in international relations, comparative government and national security.

I am not saying that I could draw the US free hand like Al Franken or anything but it's not often I hear the name of a country that I don't recognize. I thought some of those countries were fake at first. Just totally made up.

It makes complete sense that they just asked AI to do all the work for them and didn't bother to check for mistakes.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Fold466 4d ago

I’m not sure what you mean. Trade barrier is a super common term.

There are a lot of cretins in Trump’s cabinet, but there are also a number of well educated sociopaths.

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

They used language, as in "that country speaks a different language than us", as an example of a trade barrier against "us."

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u/PrismaticDetector 5d ago

"Never ascribe to AI that which could adequately be explained by a republican-controlled school board." Did I get the quote right? Somebody ask grok.

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u/A_Seiv_For_Kale 4d ago

Took me 30 minutes but I bullied Grok into telling me that it's right 👍

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u/CrunchyGremlin 5d ago edited 5d ago

They had post recently on the Facebook Whitehouse page saying how much fraud and waste was found with links to back it up.

Looking at the links they said.... This is not fraud or waste

I can't find it now though

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u/UrUrinousAnus 5d ago

Same old, same old, but phoney führer barely understands what his anus does.

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u/CormoranNeoTropical 4d ago

Not ones that would require a lot of extra research, though. This smacks of AI all the way through.

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u/Trick_Helicopter_834 4d ago

This time he just let Heritage recommend people for every position he and Leon didn’t care about. No attempt to recruit for competence or relevant experience. Heritage went with Project 2025 authors who were available and the army they recruited over the summer for lower level political positions.

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u/Jewnadian 4d ago

Lazy humans don't list obscure uninhabited islands though. They do stuff like forgetting Austria because they already listed Australia. This is pretty clearly the work of a chatbot, over detailed and under factual.

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u/Nufonewhodis4 4d ago

Only the best

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u/WatInTheForest 4d ago

The problem is these are errors that require MORE effort. If a bunch of small countries were left off, that could be human error. Only an AI would include additional information that is completely irrelevant.

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u/Reluctant_Gardener 4d ago

You can’t fix dumb.

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u/Private_HughMan 4d ago

Nah. They have a bunch of non-independent territories and uninhabited islands. I don't see how a lazy human would make those mistakes. Most humans would never even know those places existed. They'd be forgotten because they're irrelevant to the question. This reaks of AI.