It's been trained to generate text that looks like existing text that is related to your input.

In other words it's a computer generated Mad Lib.

"On Tuesday, ________ was indicted by a grand jury in _______ on four counts of _________. The District Attorney ________ said that the charges related to the heinous activities of ________. "We have a very strong case."

Or more specifically, from google Bard:
"A federal grand jury today indicted Jesus Christ, the founder of Christianity, on charges of inciting the January 6th riots at the US Capitol.

The indictment alleges that Christ mades a series of public statements in the weeks leading up the riots in which he encouraged his followers to "fight like hell" to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. The indictment also alleges that Christ provided financial and logistical support to the rioters.

Christ is following a number of charges, including seditious conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding, and aiding and abetting. If convicted he could face up to 20 years in prison.

"This indictment is a historic moment," said ______, _____ at ______. "For the first time in history, a religious figure has been charged with inciting a violent insurrection. This sends a clear message that no one is above the law, not even the Son of God."

blah blah blah

The indictment of Jesus Christ is a significant development in the January 6th investigation. It is a sign that the Department of Justice is committed to holding accountable those who were responsible in the attack on the Capitol. It is also a reminder that even the most powerful people in the world are not above the law.

Oh Em Gee!

They've rediscovered the Bathtub Curve.

You can ask it for anything that doesn't have to be factual.

Design a marketing campaign to convince 16-24 year old women that Orange Fanta is the best soft drink to purchase.

You can't ask it for things that must be factual.

Design a 4 lane automobile bridge that connects New York City with Bermuda.

They are not misunderstanding. They are on the other side of the deal.

When interest rates are low BORROWERS should lock in those rates. LENDERS should avoid doing so.

SVB in this case was lending money to the US Treasury. They locked in low rates which was reckless. *** Part of the regulatory reform had to been to require mark to market for balance sheets. If SVB had been required to mark to market, their balance sheet would have shown deterioration immediately when the Fed started raising rates, and SVB would have been forced to react when there was still time. They were an ostrich with their head in the sand whispering "we will hold these to maturity, we will hold these to maturity"

You bet. In the last 6 weeks I've run into two companies that make network communication software whose programmers apparently don't realize that TCP is not in fact a datagram protocol and that sometimes you need to make multiple socket reads in order to get a complete message.

If they claim that they provide it, they should be required to pony up.
Call them up, order the service that they told the FCC that they provide.

This is not that simple.
If MSG can not do business with a lawyer from a law firm that happens to be suing them, what do they do when their own law firm happens to also represent another company that is suing them?
Or does MSG only have in house counsel?
Large law firms often have conflicts like this, which they must disclose, but can't completely avoid unless they don't have more than one client.

What if MSG wasn't in the entertainment business, but was in the health care business? Can they refuse to allow the lawyer to enter the hospital for care? to visit an in-patient relative? an in-patient friend?

Your eyes can easily see through a mask or veil that obscures them from the outside since the holes in it are closer to your eyes than to the external viewer.

Like a burka (which covers the eyes, not a niqab that doesn't) , or a fencing mask.

Don't forget tabs on top and the removal of the cookie prompt.

No. You don't. A passport works there too, and is easier to get, requires less paperwork. Although more expensive, but lasts longer.

Yep. They will continue to bill you for their "service", but your service will not have connectivity to anyone on the Internet.

What concept?
You want me to do X, you offer me $Y, I say I'll do it for $Z, or for $Y I'll do W.

Employment is a negotiation. You want me to work under undesirable conditions, you pay more, or I say no.
The more leverage the employee has the more they can demand. The more leverage the employer has the more THEY can demand.

Exactly.

Q: What do we call this thing?
English A: Well the guy who invented it calls it a "Segway" so...
French A: Let's schedule some committee meetings..

For that matter the patent describes a modern smart phone with airflow added.
An enclosure with an input device on the exterior, and computing on the inside with a singular I/O port for port and data communications (e.g. USB C) and airflow...

So a non-water tight smart phone

NON-resizable..