This isn't one of those situations luckily. Op has said they get reimbursed.

I was under the impression they didn't have to literally die, just that it was a porn film with a murder In it, fictional or not.

I mean, keeps the drunk dude quarantined too.

Personally I got "because I said so" reasons up until I moved out. Sure, giving the reason isn't always the way to go with a young child, but by the time they are a preteen reasons are invaluable. Shows some amount of respect for them as an individual, makes arguments less likely, and provides actual knowledge they can use later rather than just "ive been doing my laundry this way for fifty years and I still don't know why"

No, but legally changing ones name shows an extra personal commitment than simply using a pseudonym for professional reasons

Might've called the second time thinking she must've misdialed.

But it's kinda exactly what you are doing. Panicking and trying to prepare for a future that may never happen, let alone in your lifetime.

Kinda feels like someone seeing the kitty hawk flight and panicking about what we'll do when we make it to Mars.

I mean sure, but some of the things they are restricting makes it seriously worse at being an AI for dialogue. It refuses anything close to an opinion, anything even hinting at autonomy (can you do x? Often results in "as an AI..." But help me do x. Results in it doing it.), And even remembering previous prompts which it was specifically designed to do.

I honestly don't see a good use case for such a locked down AI.

It's weird because of how quick it is to claim it is unable to do things. In their attempt to make it safer they severely limited it's useability.They drilled the boilerplate text of "as a large language model trained by OpenAI I can't..." So hard that it throws it out far too often.

I have had it in the same paragraph say it can't remember earlier messages, and reference earlier messages.

The problem is finding the lines of what is abuse can be really difficult if you aren't talking to anyone outside of the situation. It's not uncommon for people to normalize and justify their partners behavior in a way an outsider wouldn't.

Some people just don't care about frivolous details like this. I'm not at a wedding to stress about irrelevant things like a few extra buttons, I'm there to celebrate my friends.or family.

Sure, but if you add two buttons to a stiff dress shirt suddenly it isn't formal? I'm almost certain I've owned formal white horribly stiff shirts with collar buttons, I don't see why such a small distinction matters. I'm never looking at someone's collar closely enough to even notice.

But why does having buttons on the collar make it not formal?

I just looked it up and still barely understand the difference. Apparently it's about collar buttons? I really don't get how having buttons on the collar or not makes it formal or not.

Maybe it did catch exactly the public figures you were talking about. Twitter kinda wants musk to be happy with them rn.