In Part Two, Zee discussed the shocking revelation that the British court system decided to adopt ChatGPT to assist with legal brief analysis. With that in mind, O and Zee fired up Chat GPT, and after asking it to act as a mental health counselor, they asked Chat GPT what sources were used for its training. “Trusted sources” was the answer, but the bias of those sources such as Forbes, FactCheck.org and the New York Times became very clear.

In Part Three Zee decides to probe deeper, and questions the extent of New York Times credibility regarding the reporting of Walter Duranty in nascent Soviet Russia. Despite obfuscating the facts regarding the starvation in Russia, Duranty won a Pulitzer Prize which became a point of controversy for the New York Times in the mid 2000s when people demanded that the Pulitzer be returned. Chat GPT plays semantics regarding the controversy. Undeterred, Zee and O ask about BLM and if they are capable of dangerous speech. More shocking answers are revealed in this final portion of this Chat GPT experiment.

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Sources for this episode:
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