trepli, trepli@lemmy.ml

asked it if it would respond to my fictional questions with fictional answers framed as real ones

I think that it cannot be considered a misinformation as long as you asked it to fictionally invent the answers. If there was no prompt like the “setup” then I would understand the disappointment in asking for a reliable information and getting an invented one (which happens around 10% of the time from what i recall).

I think that the test is not proving the spread of disinformation, even though it happens.

Different youtube front-end: https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=ZaZPiwxPqO4

https://removepaywalls.com/www.newscientist.com/article/2580374-ais-solution-to-87-year-old-riddle-takes-mathematicians-by-surprise/

Whenever there is a paywall, insert “removepaywalls.com/” before the link

Apparentely it’s only considered a dependence and not an addiction, even though there are a lot of discussions about it.

Caffeine dependence:

Pathologically reinforced caffeine use induces dependence, but not an addiction.[13] For a drug to induce an addiction from repeated use at sufficiently high doses, it must activate the brain’s reward circuitry, particularly the mesolimbic pathway.[13]

The craziest for me is when the kid steps out: you may be distracted when you are alone (still no excuse) but at least focus when someone you care about is with you. Especially considering that there were other cars waiting at the red light

Yes, that’s exactly the channel i was thinking about. It is full of scientific proofs and goes into every detail of city planning

From what I remember, there is a youtube channel that has more than 100 videos designing a car free city. I cannot find the channel anymore though