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This seemed like it was going well for awhile, but then it kinda wanders? I couldnât finish. Maybe Iâm just tired.
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He sends an injunction, they pay him in NFTsâŚ
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Is it written by a plausible sentence generator? They are all barely readable waffle.
I get why venture capitalists love them as they are written in fluid business bullshit, the kind that makes my eyes roll so hard it hurts.
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Could be, since it says itâs by an author who uses AI for help with writing very well received short stories. 
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About 20 Cruise-operated Chevrolet Bolts were seen stuck up and down San Gabriel Street late Saturday night. Some had shifted into the oncoming side of the two-lane street, even forcing a pair of Cruise cars to face one another in some sort of autonomous stand-off, blocking traffic even further.
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Per the column, the hallucinations started when Roose asked Bard to âanalyze all of my Gmail and tell me, with reasonable certainty, what my biggest psychological issues are.â While itâs a bit of an odd ask, itâs a simple enough one. Bard got to work quickly, reportedly telling Roose that he tends to âworry about the future,â citing an email, purportedly sent by the writer, in which Roose expressed that he was âstressed about workâ and âafraid of failing.â
The problem? Roose never sent that email. The AI had found a newsletter that the writer had received â about the new âElon Muskâ biography, of all things â and misconstrued a quote within that newsletter to draft an entirely new email, which Bard claimed Roose had sent himself.
Well, it appears he said âall of my Gmailâ, and not âall of the Gmail emails I have writtenâ. 
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Here comes that regressive feedback loop of bullshit AI answers that some of us were warning about.
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Yeah, not a fucking hope. Nope. All bullshit.
Go away Doom guy.
Iâm bored of you all now.
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