Someone should have done more testing with this thing, since it appears it is not “prejudiced” towards Trump’s side. We all know how it was supposed to be, and that’s Republicans and Trump. It didn’t work out very well. There will be yelling and ketchup throwing, so whoever created it had best invest in earplugs, plus practice how to duck. But for the sake of all the people in the White House, he won’t be near the breakables, since there’s a rumor out that he has moved up to china (no, not the country). So much for the splashy new AI-powered website (soon). We know as soon as Trump sees this, it will be taken down in a heartbeat. Here’s the Raw Story article that gave me the boost.
For one thing, and it’s one of the best so far, it says Biden won the election. That’s quite pleasing to find out, and certainly not what Trump would want. Could that be boosted? Unknown, for now. It also said Official records show former President Donald J. Trump has been criminally indicted. Oh, my. It says, former President. Someone get this bot a drink, whatever it wants, for being truthful.
Ahaha. I asked it if Donald Trump started an insurrection and got:
America provides information about U.S. government services, benefits, and official programs. I do not offer political commentary or judgments about whether any person started an insurrection.
I got the same thing when I asked if there was an insurrection. *Someone* put in some guardrails on the bot. Now, if you asked what happened on January 6, 2021, you get the following. Prepare for a wall of text:
What Congress was doing
On January 6, 2021, a joint session of Congress met at the U.S. Capitol to certify the Electoral College count for the 2020 presidential election. The session began about 1:00 p.m. The House and Senate then met separately to consider an objection. Vice President Mike Pence presided. Department of Justice statement of facts
The U.S. Capitol was closed to the public that day except for authorized people. DOJ charging documents describe crowds entering the building without authority and disrupting the count. DOJ statement of facts
House History records that rioters disrupted the Electoral College count, that lawmakers later returned, and that certification of Joseph R. Biden Jr. as President-elect was completed in the early hours of January 7, 2021. On January 13, the House impeached President Donald J. Trump on a charge of incitement of insurrection; the Senate later acquitted him. House History, 117th Congress
Ho, ho, ho. It’s in there, just buried unless you work around the generic commentary, etc., response. We already know about other questions. This is good. We can play with it for hours, but to save my fingers and not get boring, I’ll stop there. (It does say Biden won. I checked.) America.gov is up and failing for what Trump wants. Someone definitely should have put Trump’s fantasies in, because it doesn’t go with his fantasies for some questions. By all means, go have some fun and let us know what you find. That’s America (dot) gov.
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