"Oh you want to know more about it? Just use ChatGPT..."

"Oh I just ChatGPT it."

I'm sorry, but what about this AI/LLM/word salad generating machine is so irresitably attractive and "accurate" that almost everyone I know insists on using it for information?

I get that Google isn't any better, with the recent amount of AI garbage that has been flooding it and it's crappy "AI overview" which does nothing to help. But come on, Google exists for a reason. When you don't know something you just Google it and you get your result, maybe after using some tricks to get rid of all the AI results.

Why are so many people around me deciding to put the information they received up to a dice roll? Are they aware that ChatGPT only "predicts" what the next word might be? Hell, I had someone straight up told me "I didn't know about your scholarship so I asked ChatGPT". I was genuinely on the verge of internally crying. There is a whole website to show for it, and it takes 5 seconds to find and another maybe 1 minute to look through. But no, you asked a fucking dice roller for your information, and it wasn't even concrete information. Half the shit inside was purely "it might give you XYZ"

I'm so sick and tired about this. Genuinely it feels like ChatGPT is a fucking drug that people constantly insist on using over and over. "Just ChatGPT it!" "I just ChatGPT it." You are fucking addicted, I am sorry. I am not touching that fucking AI for any information with a 10 foot pole, and sticking to normal Google, Wikipedia, and yknow, websites that give the actual fucking information rather than pulling words out of their ass ["learning" as they call it].

So sick and tired of this. Please, just use Google. Stop fucking letting AI give you info that's not guaranteed to be correct.

Somers, NY – In a shocking turn of events at a recent Republican town hall in Somers, New York, constituent social worker Emily Feiner from New York’s 17th Congressional District was violently ripped from her seat, manhandled by several men, and forcefully carried out of the venue.

According to eyewitness reports and video evidence, the unsettling incident unfolded during a town hall meeting intended to discuss local issues and policy. Ms. Feiner, known for her committed work with vulnerable community members, found herself at the center of a confrontation when security personnel intervened. The footage, which has since circulated widely online, shows Ms. Feiner being aggressively removed despite pleas from other attendees who urged that she be allowed to remain.

One onlooker described the scene as “a blatant overreach of force, leaving no doubt about the intensity of the actions taken against her.” The use of physical force against a social worker actively engaging in community matters has raised serious concerns about the protocols governing public gatherings and the treatment of constituents at political events.

Local law enforcement agencies and organizers of the town hall have yet to release an official statement regarding the details of the removal or the subsequent investigation. Community leaders, meanwhile, are calling for accountability and a thorough review of security practices to ensure that events remain safe and respectful forums for public discourse.

For those interested in witnessing the incident firsthand, view the video coverage here.

The incident has sparked immediate debate across community forums and social media, with many demanding answers and insisting that such displays of aggression have no place in public discourse. As the investigation unfolds, constituents and civic leaders alike await further details on what led to the violent removal of Emily Feiner at the Republican town hall in Somers.

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