Comment by tehjoker

Those ChatGPT prompts better look at what it says about Gaza and Palestinians and to my mind, if the first response isn't "this is/was a U.S. backed genocide" it's worse than not talking about Tienanmen square, a barely understood (by Americans) incident that happened decades ago.

I would test DeepSeek, but (I presume hedge funds or other interested parties) appear to be DDOSing DeepSeek's registration process.

"Due to large-scale malicious attacks on DeepSeek's services, registration may be busy. Please wait and try again. Registered users can log in normally. Thank you for your understanding and support."

https://chat.deepseek.com/sign_in

EDIT: Fwiw, I did test this with ChatGPT the other day.

I asked it for a simulated legal conclusion on whether it was fair to describe the Israel-Hamas war as a "U.S. backed genocide of the Palestinian people".

It waffled saying it was counter-terrorism or self defense or some such and it was unclear since intent is hard to prove. It also seemed alarmed to have been asked such a "very controversial" question.

I presented two statements by Netanyahu referring to "Amalek " and "Hiroshima" and ChatGPT was suddenly accusing the United States of "complicity in genocide" and thanked me for my well cited mainstream sources. It further concluded that the U.S. military officials who authorized the shipment of 2000lb bombs to be used against residential areas could be sentenced to life in prison if they were also involved in planning the operations, or 30 years if they were less involved. It noted that the death penalty is not authorized by the "Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide" but may be applicable in some national jurisdictions.

Anyway, I advise US elites to keep posting cope and wrecking the country, because when this place loses its dominance over other countries, you will be tried and convicted.