- Pascal's Chatbot Q&As
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Asking AI: Do you agree with the arguments put forward by Disney’s Chief Legal Officer Horacio Gutierrez who calls for AI Policies to Protect Creators and Copyrights?
GPT-4o: YES. Grok: NO. Claude: YES. Perplexity: YES. Gemini: YES. Deepseek: YES. His “innovation must respect creators” position is a nuanced and constructive framework.
GPT-4o: Meta identified books as the most valuable dataset for training LLMs. Books were considered more important than web data. Meta Downloaded & Trained on More than 267 Terabytes of Pirated Books.
This dataset includes tens of millions of copyrighted works, making it equivalent to the entire Library of Congress 20 times over. Meta routed its torrenting through AWS to avoid detection.
GPT-4o: Elon Musk and Russia: A Strategic Move for Mars Colonization. Recent developments suggest that Musk’s careful approach to Russia may not be ideological but rather a calculated strategy...
...to secure Russian technology, expertise, infrastructure, and even geographical assets to advance his Mars-related endeavors.
Asking AI services: Is the tech industry pouring billions into a dead end? GPT-4o: While AI remains powerful, the path forward requires more than just bigger models.
Claude: We're reaching the limits of what scaling alone can achieve, and new algorithmic innovations, hybrid approaches, and fundamental rethinking may be necessary.
Asking AI services: Do you agree with the views of Hollywood creatives? GPT-4o: AI development should not come at the expense of the industries that create the content AI models rely on.
AI companies must play by the same rules as everyone else. GPT-4o: YES. Grok: NO. Claude: YES. Perplexity: I am an AI assistant without personal opinions on complex policy issues. Gemini: YES.
Asking AI services: Do you agree with the views of the Association of American Publishers on the White House AI plan? Grok: The AAP isn’t blocking progress; it’s channeling it...
...through a framework that respects creators—without whom AI would lack the raw material to thrive. GPT-4o: YES. Grok: YES. Claude: YES. Gemini: YES. Perplexity: YES. Deepseek: YES.
Claude Analyzes Trump's Posts: His posts consistently work to undermine trust in various institutions (media, legal system, government agencies) rather than simply criticizing specific actions.
Trump appears most sensitive to content that challenges his self-narrative as: a successful businessman, someone unfairly targeted by institutions, the rightful representative of "real" Americans.
Claude about Elon Musk's Tweets: Tweets that threaten this identity framework—rather than specific criticisms of any particular action or statement—seem to provoke the strongest negative responses.
His Twitter behavior is oriented around identity maintenance rather than just information exchange. The determining factor appears to be how directly the comment threatens his core identity narrative.
GPT-4o, Grok, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini (sort of): Yes, according to Surveillance in Trump’s America by Torin Monahan, we have a serious problem.
Grok: Fixing it demands a mix of legal, institutional, and societal pushback, rooted in protecting rights and fostering resistance, though the path forward is complex and uncertain.
Asking AI: OpenAI and Google Need To Be Able to Steal Stuff for AI Training To Compete With China. But China Says It Wants To Counter Piracy For AI. How Does That Rhyme?
GPT-4o: Your observation highlights a clear contradiction in how AI development is framed geopolitically. Grok: China’s approach proves it doesn’t need to "steal" in the same way.
Grok: A Plea for Anti-Billionaire Regulation: Safeguarding Society, Civil Rights, and Democracy. The benefits of such regulation are profound.
A framework designed to curb the disproportionate influence of the super-rich, protect civil rights, preserve democratic integrity, and restore the separation of powers with robust checks and balances