I have her dissertation, I want the full text of the critical analysis. I'm beginning to think you don't have it.

I don't want excerpts, I want the full text.

OK, give me the links even if they're behind a paywall.

Well, the Dobbs precedent goes strongly the other way.

"... Gay did not cite properly in some instances but that her actions fell short of more serious wrongdoing, according to the summary."

“The subcommittee of the Corporation has determined that no further action is required beyond the updates that have been and are being requested by President Gay,”

Sounds pretty minor. I stand by my opinion that it doesn't rise to to level of plagiarism, which is a serious charge; it was just sloppy bookkeeping.

Do you have links to any of the reports, with the specific instances of improper citation?

Well, spare the insults and link to the evaluations. Or at least name those academics.

There were citation issues that did not rise to the level of plagiarism.

"This seems to be the future A.I. promises."
No, that's the present. The future will be very different. Why do people never learn that technology improves at an accelerating rate?

I'd have appreciated a word or two about what use cases the language is intended for, and whether it's compiled, jit, or interpreted, but I guess the whitespace issue was just too important to permit comment on those minor things.

"2) Contra today's earlier article, AI is dis-employing writers."

Yes, but that may indirectly be a good thing, because it will finally get people with money and power to do something about job-stealing technology.

The problem with kids today is they don't watch enough television!

Not sure about accuracy, but ChatGPT is for sure a lot nicer than the Stack crowd.

"[S]cores in spatial reasoning (known as 3D rotation) followed the opposite pattern, trending upward over the 12-year period."

I've been permanently banned by r/socialism, for pointing out that Stalin was a genocide, and by r/law, for making a flippant comment that a boy who impregnated his teacher may not have been traumatized. A few more and I'll have the reddit monkey permanently off my back.

Lawyers and politicians may lose their jobs to Chat-GPT-N, but plumbers and building contractors will be safe for the foreseeable future...

Oh, right, I forgot who makes the rules.