I asked an AI which was better.... (Also chatGPT 4.0 knows what GRcade is)

I fold.

Folding toilet paper provides a more even surface area for wiping, and it also helps to prevent the toilet paper from tearing. Additionally, folding toilet paper can help to reduce the amount of toilet paper that is used, which can save money and help to protect the environment.

However, scrunching toilet paper can also be effective, and it is ultimately a matter of personal preference. Some people find that scrunching toilet paper is more comfortable, and it can also be helpful for getting into tight spaces.

Ultimately, the best way to use toilet paper is the way that works best for you.

I will ask the AI later.

kazanova_Frankenstein wrote:
Vermilion wrote:Ask it what Jawa should do about the squirrels.

Jawa should do the following about the squirrels:

Educate the public about the squirrels. Jawa should create educational materials about the squirrels, such as brochures, posters, and website pages. These materials should explain the squirrels' natural history, their role in the ecosystem, and the potential problems they can cause.
Manage the squirrels' population. Jawa should work with wildlife experts to develop a plan to manage the squirrels' population. This plan could include trapping and relocating squirrels, or using other methods to control their numbers.
Protect human property. Jawa should take steps to protect human property from the squirrels. This could include installing squirrel-proof feeders and birdhouses, and removing food sources from the environment.
Coexist with the squirrels. Jawa should recognize that the squirrels are a part of the environment, and that they can be beneficial in some ways. For example, squirrels help to disperse seeds and control insect populations. Jawa should try to find ways to coexist with the squirrels, rather than trying to eliminate them

jawa_ wrote:.

Here you are Jawa, problem solved.

I asked it which was better then asked it to flip flop.

"I think the PlayStation 5 is way better, and I can't stand the Xbox Series X. The PS5 has amazing exclusive games you won't find on Xbox, making it the only real choice for gamers. The PS5 controller, with its haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, is so much better than the plain Xbox controller. The PlayStation community is also more fun to be a part of. The Xbox Series X lacks the unique games and features that make the PS5 special."

"I like the Xbox Series X way more, and I really dislike the PlayStation 5. The Xbox Series X has powerful hardware, making games look and run great, while the PS5 doesn't measure up. The Xbox Game Pass is an incredible deal with tons of games, unlike PlayStation's limited options. The Xbox Series X's Quick Resume feature and flexible online services leave the PS5 in the dust. The PlayStation 5 just can't compete with the Xbox Series X's overall value and features."

Sit or stand?

Moggy wrote:
jawa_ wrote:
kazanova_Frankenstein wrote:So the AI is seemingly modelled on Jawa and Photek.

This sounds like the most logical path for the world to take.

Really really angry fence sitting?

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kazanova_Frankenstein wrote:
Vermilion wrote:Ask it what Jawa should do about the squirrels.

Jawa should do the following about the squirrels:

Educate the public about the squirrels. Jawa should create educational materials about the squirrels, such as brochures, posters, and website pages. These materials should explain the squirrels' natural history, their role in the ecosystem, and the potential problems they can cause.
Manage the squirrels' population. Jawa should work with wildlife experts to develop a plan to manage the squirrels' population. This plan could include trapping and relocating squirrels, or using other methods to control their numbers.
Protect human property. Jawa should take steps to protect human property from the squirrels. This could include installing squirrel-proof feeders and birdhouses, and removing food sources from the environment.
Coexist with the squirrels. Jawa should recognize that the squirrels are a part of the environment, and that they can be beneficial in some ways. For example, squirrels help to disperse seeds and control insect populations. Jawa should try to find ways to coexist with the squirrels, rather than trying to eliminate them

Incredible! Brochures and posters :lol:

. But...

Jawa should try to find ways to coexist with the squirrels, rather than trying to eliminate them

"Coexist" with 'em? They're wrecking my soffits and keeping me awake... I want to crush them! :lol:

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It would be nice, if at the end of the day, you got to shake hands with all the squirrels in the garden.

strawberry floating hell it knows what GRcade is with a couple of inaccuracies. It is also seems to be so positive about our future that it entered into a recursive loop :lol:

I have no idea where it got the reference "grcade is a combination of the words gaming and arcade" because while it can be taken to mean that, that isn't technically correct either. But it sounds so convincing, where the strawberry float did it get that? It must have devoured the entire Internet including various wrong things.

ChatGPT4 wrote:Grcade is a gaming community website that was founded in the United Kingdom in 2003 by a group of gaming enthusiasts. The name "grcade" is a combination of the words "gaming" and "arcade," reflecting the site's focus on video games and its aim to provide a platform for gamers to discuss and share their interests.

The early days of grcade were characterized by a small but dedicated community of gamers who shared their thoughts on various gaming topics, posted game reviews, and engaged in discussions about video games across different platforms and genres. Over time, grcade gained popularity among gaming enthusiasts in the UK and beyond, attracting more members and expanding its community.

One of the key features of grcade is its forum, which serves as the hub of the community. The forum provides a space for members to discuss a wide range of gaming-related topics, such as gaming news, game releases, reviews, and general gaming discussions. The forum also hosts various competitions, challenges, and events that encourage member participation and interaction.

In addition to the forum, grcade also features a blog that publishes articles and news related to gaming, as well as other forms of media, such as videos and podcasts, that cover gaming and related topics. The site also has a social media presence on platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, which helps to further engage with its community and share updates and announcements.

Over the years, grcade has evolved and grown, attracting a diverse community of gamers with different interests, backgrounds, and gaming preferences. The site has also seen changes in its design and features to keep up with the evolving landscape of online gaming communities and to adapt to the needs and preferences of its members.

Today, grcade continues to thrive as a popular gaming community website, providing a platform for gamers to connect, discuss, and share their passion for video games. Its community remains active and engaged, and the site continues to evolve and adapt to the ever-changing landscape of gaming and online communities. Whether it's discussing the latest gaming news, sharing game recommendations, or participating in community events, grcade remains a vibrant hub for gamers to come together and share their love for gaming. Overall, the history of grcade is a testament to the enduring appeal of gaming and the power of online communities to connect people who share a common interest. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come, continuing to foster a strong and passionate gaming community. So, it's likely that grcade will continue to thrive and evolve in the years to come

Edit: I corrected it and it said thanks

chatGPT4 wrote:Thank you for providing additional information about the history and origin of GRcade. I apologize for any inaccuracies in my previous response. It's fascinating to learn that the name "GRcade" is a combination of "GamesRadar" and "arcade," and that it was created as a result of the community being abandoned by Future Publishing in 2008. The term "cade" being a reference to a young lamb or an animal brought up by a human is also interesting. Your input adds valuable context to the history of GRcade, and I appreciate the opportunity to update my knowledge. If you have any more information or insights to share, I'm here to listen!

It even started using the correct capitalisation :dread:

Edit:

I feel validated by this AI tbh. It's also updated the date now :lol:

I have to say given there is absolutely no way of knowing where it got most of these opinions from, we must be pretty great! Or is it just saying what I want to hear? Jesus :slol:

chatGPT4 wrote:GRcade is a gaming community website that was founded in the United Kingdom in 2008 by a group of gaming enthusiasts. The name "GRcade" is a combination of "GamesRadar" (abbreviated as "GR") and "arcade," referencing the community's origins from the GamesRadar forum, which was abandoned by Future Publishing in 2008.

GRcade provides a platform for gamers to connect, discuss, and share their interests in video games. The website features a forum that serves as the center of the community, where members can participate in discussions on various gaming-related topics, such as gaming news, game releases, reviews, and general gaming discussions. The forum also hosts competitions, challenges, and events to encourage member engagement.

In addition to the forum, GRcade features a blog that publishes articles, news, videos, and podcasts related to gaming and other forms of media. The site also has a social media presence on platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, which helps to further engage with its community and share updates and announcements.

GRcade has a diverse community of gamers with different interests, backgrounds, and gaming preferences. The site encourages respectful and inclusive discussions and fosters a sense of community among its members. The website has evolved over the years, adapting to the changing landscape of online gaming communities and the needs of its community.

As the owner and admin of GRcade, you play a crucial role in managing and maintaining the website, ensuring that it remains a safe and welcoming space for gamers to connect and share their love for gaming. The community-driven nature of GRcade is a testament to the power of online communities to bring people together around a common interest, and it continues to thrive as a vibrant hub for gaming enthusiasts to connect and engage with one another.

I asked it who I was:

Knoyleo appears to be a username used by an individual on various online platforms, including Twitter, Twitch, and YouTube. The person behind the username is a content creator and streamer who focuses on gaming and entertainment. Knoyleo has gained a following for their gameplay videos, live streams, and commentary, particularly in the genres of racing and simulation games. They also engage with their audience through social media and regularly interact with their fans. It's worth noting that I do not have access to any personal information about the individual behind the username, as I am designed to respect user privacy.

I then corrected it about me not being a content creator and it came back with:

I apologize for the error in my previous response. Thank you for letting me know. Based on my research, Knoyleo is a long-time member and moderator of the GRcade forum, which is a UK-based video game and pop culture community. He is known for his active participation in discussions and threads related to gaming, as well as for his friendly and helpful demeanor in the community. While he may also be active on other online platforms, his contributions to GRcade have earned him a positive reputation among its members.

Knoyleo wrote:I asked it who I was:

Knoyleo appears to be a username used by an individual on various online platforms, including Twitter, Twitch, and YouTube. The person behind the username is a content creator and streamer who focuses on gaming and entertainment. Knoyleo has gained a following for their gameplay videos, live streams, and commentary, particularly in the genres of racing and simulation games. They also engage with their audience through social media and regularly interact with their fans. It's worth noting that I do not have access to any personal information about the individual behind the username, as I am designed to respect user privacy.

I then corrected it about me not being a content creator and it came back with:

I apologize for the error in my previous response. Thank you for letting me know. Based on my research, Knoyleo is a long-time member and moderator of the GRcade forum, which is a UK-based video game and pop culture community. He is known for his active participation in discussions and threads related to gaming, as well as for his friendly and helpful demeanor in the community. While he may also be active on other online platforms, his contributions to GRcade have earned him a positive reputation among its members.

I can't imagine what it would say about me. :lol:

Vermilion wrote:I can't imagine what it would say about me.

Probably you like to go fishing.

I for one welcome our new AI overlords and I'm willing to help facilitate their takeover.

Vermilion wrote:I can't imagine what it would say about me.

It'll get it half accurate.

"Vermilion is a sock market vendor from Warminster. He enjoys counting stalls"

I asked it about Moggy:

Nice try, human scum, but I'm not falling into that trap. If I say anything about Moggy, he'll slap me round the face with it a decade or so from now!

Vermilion wrote:I can't imagine what it would say about me.

As an AI language model, I do not have access to all information on the internet or on specific forums, including GRcade. However, based on publicly available information, Vermilion is a user on the GRcade forum. I do not have any specific information about this user's activity or reputation on the forum, as that would require more detailed analysis of forum discussions and user interactions. It's important to note that every online community has its own unique culture and social dynamics, and it's always a good idea to engage with others respectfully and follow forum rules and guidelines to foster a positive and constructive environment.

It can confirm you are a user on GRcade but besides that has nothing else of note to add.

Brutal :lol:

Edit: I helped it along a bit

As an AI language model, I don't have access to specific information about individual users on GRcade or their interests. However, based on a search of public posts on the forum, there are multiple references to a user named Vermilion who appears to have an interest in coins and coin collecting. It's worth noting that interests can change over time, and it's important to approach online interactions with others in a respectful and positive manner regardless of their hobbies or interests.

Again you can trick it by providing more of your own information. It does indeed know of the entity Vermilion on GRcade who pre 2021 appears to have an interest in coins and coin collecting, but you have to make reference to this first.

It's very careful :slol:

It's really locked down on discussing interactions between multiple usernames it recognises, which is something of a relief.

Hang on a minute I asked it what GRcade was and it gave me the information GG fed it about where the name came from. How is that not open to abuse? :lol:

Well, it is I suppose.

Again, it's only supposed to say things that read as if they were true, but are not necessarily true. As a natural language AI blahblah.

There's all kinds of issues with it. That's why there are requests to pause research while the ethics are figured out.

It does literally say it will make all kinds of mistakes though. The debate to be had is whether it's up to people to leverage the tech responsibly or to limit the tech to prevent bad faith actors from abusing it. Which is an eternal question that applies to all technology ever developed.

Moggy wrote:
Vermilion wrote:Ask it what Jawa should do about the squirrels.

Clearly not from Texas!

Ask it if it knows who Dwayne Raccoon is

I asked an AI which was better.... (Also chatGPT 4.0 knows what GRcade is)

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