What makes you believe I haven't used AI before? I'm well acquainted with it. But it simply isn't a reliable or useful tool for what you want to do with it. You want to make lesson plans or debug code with it, it works well as a sounding board. But you cannot reliably use it for information you don't already have.
Because you're being a pretentious asshole and you yourself do not understand how AI works, nor can you argue against "it isn't reliable for recipes since it hallucinates"? It's either that, or you are the only smart person in this thread. Not sure which.
Fairy is an antiquated derogatory term for an effeminate gay man. My friend meant to say the ice cream tasted magical, but it came out as a homophobic slur, until he finished his thought.
Not me, but a friend. We were at an LGBTQ+ friendly ice cream shop in Seattle trying to figure out what to order, so he's trying samples. Out of nowhere he says "man, this ice cream is so good! It's like you have a bunch of fairies working back there" and he clueless licks the spoon as most of the room stares at him in disbelief "or elves or something! Something magical at least. Can I try the lavender?"
I told them I'd like a GOG style humble choice. If they're not willing to give actual games, I'd be interested in a subscription to help game preservation, but probably only $5 a month max.
It's usually over different websites and look like different levels of quality. For example, my friend bought a part of their Halloween costume on etsy, expecting something of decent hand made quality. Instead he got something mass produced from a factory drop shipped from Amazon.
What makes you believe I haven't used AI before? I'm well acquainted with it. But it simply isn't a reliable or useful tool for what you want to do with it. You want to make lesson plans or debug code with it, it works well as a sounding board. But you cannot reliably use it for information you don't already have.