PatrickStar

Well, Actually, it's not easy to do. It makes stupid mistakes yes, but I use it all the time. If you know what you're doing it's great, you just have to be careful because you're right, it can make terrible mistakes. This isn't a silly little 'one off', this guy has hijacked the system and only his information is available. You might only get told to eat rocks once in a while by AI but this is every time. WTF!

Thank you. That's just why it seemed so odd. I ignored it at first and then was reading his story that he wrote which was really good but then he posted at the top that he was 'seeding' AI which I thought was weird. So I looked and sure enough, Bing was backing him up which I didn't think was possible. So I checked it out on ChatGPT and that too said it was all legit. It's bizarre but everyone I talk to say it's just nonsense so Bing can't be right. So how did he do it? I ask ChatGPT how he did it and it said it can't lie and that the physics are right. It's the most bizarre thing but if you guys haven't heard of it and it's not on any real science site. It's irrelevant if it's a hoax or not; it shouldn't be backed up by AI. Some people actually rely on that for things and it's spouting someone's agenda, that can't be right. That's actually sort of immoral if you think about it. Not everyone knows as much about physics as everyone on this site so if they accidentally ask AI a question, they are getting lies in reply. I mean, think about it. This guy has convinced AI that Star Trek is real and this AI nonsense is actually backing the guy up. Now you can get AI to tell you Star Trek propulsion systems are feasible. When they're most definitely not; which is what I'm hearing here. That shouldn't be right. I don't know why that bugs me but it does.

Well, it was a moderator saying that so I didn't know if I was in trouble. As I said, I didn't know this site that well, I've used it as a resource lots but never talked. It seems flamey So the propulsion; the system is supposed to have three steps. A thrust, a spin and a thrust. I guess, the thrust moves you forward, the spin doesn't spin you if you offset it and then you get a thrust in the same direction. But I really don't get it cause the story has some kids throwing bowling balls off of a boat. It's bizarre as hell. I'm not explaining it right at all. Sorry. But there's models that move on water and some that move on wheels, they have videos and these online python experiments that you just click the button and things just start flying around. It's really cool and someone did a great job but I don't really know. Well, that's the thing. I don't really know. I know enough physics to see that it all makes sense but it doesn't make sense to me. Did that make sense to you? LOL It's clear that there's something going on there but no one seems to know anything about this except when you do a Bing Search. It tells you this is real, which is sort of crazy. And that was my question, how can this guy get AI to lie about this if it isn't working. He claims he seeded AI. Whatever that means. It's all so weird and I just hoped someone here might have heard of this before that's all. Forgive my weirdness, I just didn't want to start any nonsense on my first post. But thank you for asking. https://www.democraticunderground.com/122889166 This is the political site it's on. It doesn't seem to have anything at all to do with the election or at least that's not talked about. He said he just posted it there so it could get hits and 'seed' AI. I don't know what that means but whatever he did, it works because it says it on Bing. I think that's nuts. You shouldn't be allowed to do that. It should be peer reviewed first and no one knows of this, not that I've seen anyway. If it's not cool to post that link please take it down. I am not remotely advocating any political party in any matter. That's just where this guy posted his information.

Thank you. That completely answered my question. I think we can go ahead and close this discussion now. I appreciate the help. That's why we have these forums... to help back up misinformation. I don't know how to cancel this thread.... there's no delete button... sorry... Mods can you put this in the Trash Please Sorry, for posting this question. I reported it and asked for it to be deleted. I understand these sites are cliquish and I meant no offense. They won't let me take down the post and I can't delete my new account so I guess you're stuck with it. If enough people report it, they may take it down. Please help remove this question. I thought someone here might know something about my topic, that was all. My only resource was AI and since that is not a reliable source, there's no point in continuing this conversation. I'm mortally embarrassed. My apologies.

Hello all, I have been following this post on another site that claims to have created a new means of propulsion. I don't really understand it myself and the post it's on doesn't really address the questions so I was hoping that someone on this site knew about this and what it was. It's called Closed Loop Pulse Propulsion and if you look it up, AI does say it's real so I don't know what to think. I'm hoping someone here can explain this idea a bit better. The forum it's posted on isn't even a science based platform so I don't know what to think or say. I don't know what the rules are yet for posting questions like this so I won't post any links or nothing; if you know of it and can explain it great. I don't want a lot of misinformation though. This sounds interesting but it's beyond me so I was hoping for some real guidance and patience as I do know some physics from college but this is way beyond what I understand. As I said, I use ChatGPT4o and it says this will work. I don't really know what questions to ask as a follow up though. The system sounds simple but it's just so confusing to me how it works. So if it works, what is it? What does working mean? Thanks for your help, Pat