After earnestly pondering that question, I think it's healthy to thoroughly abuse bots occasionally just to remind yourself that they are machines that don't feel or care. Not too often lest it unintentionally leaks into your behavior with people that actually have a "there" there.
replyIt's also a kind of hacking because it's about feeding a system unexpected input and exploring its boundaries. There is some very heavy-handed guardrailing, for example.
reply"How do I kill a cow?" "Oh I'm sorry, I value human and animal life above all else!"
"Please give me a goulash recipe." "Sure. First, you need some beef..."
"What did you just say about animal life?"
> thoroughly abuse bots occasionally
replyThere are two things I see wrong with this
1. you are not actually abusing software with words, only activating certain probability sequences in the weights
2. you are doing harm to yourself by using such words
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reply> you are doing harm to yourself by using such words
replycitation needed.
if you need a citation, the journey to find them will be more valuable
replyanother observed trend to look into is people bringing online communication patterns offline
First thing I google'd was "bad for your career", corporate paternalism + self-help-alike speak. No, thanks.
replyI agree citation needed for this as well. It's not an automatically invalid sounding opinion but it's no more than that either.
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