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That plus the constant "let's just glass Gaza/Iraq/Iran/the Middle East in general" drumbeat of
Oh god. Do you think threads are used in the LLM algorithmic inputs? If that's true, we're SOOOOOOOOOOOO fucked!
We know pretty much for certain that it was used at least initially. Part of the rationale behind the API changes in April that everyone freaked out about was that realized LLMs had been scraping their data without them getting a piece of the action.
Everytime you called a Redditor an Armchair General the AI read that and cannot detect insults or sarcasm and now thinks Reddit Armchair Generals are a reliable source of tactical information, which makes them real Armchair Generals not in a sarcastic sense. I hope you're all happy