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Comment by wannabe44

16 hours ago

This is generally how Indian managers do damage control. Don't trust a single word. Even my Indian manager told me to not trust Indian managers.

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nick486  15 hours ago

what worries me is, I wrote a message to some older family members who travel alot, asking them to upgrade their systems if they plan on using hotel/airport wifi. Not being a security expert i had chatgpt criticise it, so I dont get something wrong. using "some company in India" made it rather dismissive of the warning, actively taking the company's side(the bad "no keys were issued" defense), whereas just saying "some idiots" had it generally approve the message.

i'm not sure how much i should read into this, but if you're sending out warnings to people susceptible to ask chatgpt about it, don't say the company is Indian.

  • asveikau  9 hours ago

    > using "some company in India" made it rather dismissive of the warning, actively taking the company's side(the bad "no keys were issued" defense), whereas just saying "some idiots" had it generally approve the message.

    But you know your audience better than ChatGPT does. Whether people react better, worse, or indifferently to the India angle will depend on the biases of the recipient.

dd_xplore  16 hours ago

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  • geodel  15 hours ago

    100% true. To teach anti Indians a lesson government should double down and all government sites to use eMudhra certificates issued from these keys. And support this good Indian business from collapsing.

    • tinuviel  12 hours ago

      Like how you are doubling down on racism online against ‘all indian managers’? Walk the talk and cancel your google, msft and adobe subscriptions will ya? They are being run by untrustworthy worthless Indian managers too? Whats the reason behind this cretin like behaviour? Self hate?

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