I don't know if America "is the most technological country", but I see no reason why being so should preclude our use of one system of measures over another.
Besides that, most "technological" settings use the metric system anyway.
Well it looks like you got your wish.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-67925304
But I've been reading up on this just to understand it from the technology point of view and it's hard to get a grip on what really was wrong with the system. What I've read makes it sound like something put together by...
The poetry I've seen from these chatbots has been really unimpressive - every effort seems to go into the rhyme with no attention to meter. I half wonder if it's anything to do with the poor quality of most of the popular poetry these days...
There once was a bot quite a-chatty,
Spinning rhymes...
I usually include the name in the first quote only.
Agreed. Though for subsequent quotes, I also leave off the name.
They probably didn't write anything worth reading anyway.
Mostly I don't see that it comes up with new things. It offers nothing in the way of real creativity. Everything it produces consists of stuff that is already available in some form elsewhere.
What it seems to have down is combining that old stuff into novel strings (or pixels or beeps)...
Mostly agree. ChatGPT texts are pretty noticeable as such. However, I wouldn't call it "an automation of google searches", mostly because I don't think it's actuality looking through tables of facts or anything similar but just stringing together words in a probabilistic fashion based on...