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i just asked chatgpt how many humans live in the solar system and it said none.
Bing says 21,894,974,404,480, based on a Wikipedia entry for 18th century scientist Thomas Dick.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Dick_(scientist)#/media...
People were talking about how pre-AI internet content might one day be valued like low-background steel, as something that's no longer being produced in a pure enough form Guess we're there already
People were talking about how pre-AI internet content might one day be valued like low-background steel, as something that's no longer being produced in a pure enough form Guess we're there already
The "dead internet" is here, and unfortunately there's no going back
People were talking about how pre-AI internet content might one day be valued like low-background steel, as something that's no longer being produced in a pure enough form Guess we're there already
(unless we get content farm SEO spam to avert the model)
Then there were the bloggers who, without leaving their armchair, wrote opinion pieces based on whatever the journalists had written.
Now there is AI, which apes the non-experience of the bloggers.
Truly we are now living in a simulation of a simulation.
Either you're getting a different result due to whatever config you're getting served or they fixed it already because I'm getting 0.
> "Neptune has a total of 32,465 people and of those residents there are 15,209 males and 17,256 females. The median age of the male population is 36.8 and the female population is 40.2. There are approximately 8,127 births each year and around 5,425 deaths." --Bing
Then it linked me to https://www.movingideas.org/neptune-nj/ But it stilled showed me, on the search results page, a picture of the planet Neptune to go with the response text.
#/media/File:Dick_thomas_celestial_scenery_p305_population_of_solar_system.jpg){kind=link}