Sophie Durocher is a Quebec journalist and columnist distinguished for her candor, humor and passion for current affairs. That’s not what Guy Nantel says, it’s ChatGTP!
“Is he marriageable, ChatGPT,” the moderator laughs over her QUB wireless microphone.
The comedian wanted to learn more about the limitations of this currently so popular program. He dove headfirst into the morals of ChatGPT, and what he discovered is enough to raise the eyebrows of even the skeptics.
He raised ideological questions about religion, sexual orientation, and race, to name a few sensitive issues. He also asked about two politicians: Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau. While the program refuses to honor the former President of the United States, Justin Trudeau has no problem with it. It’s the other way around when you ask him to make a joke about the two statesmen.
“It was written by Le Devoir,” exclaimed Sophie Durocher. It is the Cégep du Vieux-Montréal and the UQAM who designed this program!”
“Worse isn’t plagiarism, it’s propaganda, mind control and misinformation,” says Guy Nantel.
It is that the answer to several factual questions was incorrect. In short, Guy Nantel demystifies ChatGPT in his two columns on Sophie Durocher’s show, while the program defines itself as neutral and objective, while everything suggests that it is … woke up!