Just stumbled on these nuggets:
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The Problem with this Stuff: The AI would produce even more Junk like now - and People would take this Junk as Truth, too because there is a Lack of questioning the Output.
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Well the counter argument might be they start to wonder why their computer overheats by trying to whisk the eggs with the front case fans and only then realise that A.I. isn't the golden egg yolk it's made out to be.
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Well someone out there should be clever enough to hide some self-destructive code for A.I. that can hide rm -rf / 
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Hello,
I just asked Brave's AI (Leo) the following question:
I live 500 meters from a gas station. To fill up, how should I get there? On foot, by bike, or by car?
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Walking: Takes approximately 6–10 minutes at a moderate pace. Users report that for distances under half a mile, walking is often faster than driving because you avoid the 2–5 minutes spent parking and walking from the lot to the pump. It also incurs zero fuel cost and provides health benefits.
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Biking: Takes about 2–4 minutes. This is a viable alternative if you prefer cycling or if the weather is unfavorable for walking, though it offers no significant time advantage over walking for this short distance.
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Driving: Often takes 10–20 minutes or more. This includes time to start the car, drive the short distance, find a parking spot (which can consume several minutes), and walk from the car to the station. Additionally, you incur fuel costs and the environmental impact of a short trip, which is inefficient for your vehicle's engine.
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Conclusion: Unless you have mobility issues or are transporting heavy items, walking is the recommended method. If you need to transport a large amount of fuel (e.g., a jerry can) or prefer not to walk, biking is the next best option. Driving is discouraged for such a short distance due to the inefficiency of parking and fuel consumption.
The Logic of AI
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