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The US government's new AI chatbot gives Minecraft's end poem a bureaucratic twist
It combines all of AI's strengths including plagiarizing, lying and being unintentionally funny. The US government's new chatbot just demonstrated AI's ability to plagiarize, lie and be unintentionally hilarious.
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The U.S. government’s new AI chatbot can generate a version of Minecraft’s End Poem when a user types “Play Minecraft” into the America.gov prompt. The poem is altered to include bureaucratic language, giving it a “bureaucracy‑tinged remix.” The bot’s output demonstrates the model’s tendency to plagiarize, produce false statements, and sometimes produce unintentionally humorous content. The feature was discovered by a Bluesky user named @eva.computer.
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