

Yeah, it’s what they do. Generate convincing text. Calling it “errors” makes as much sense as claiming my dice “produced errors” when I lost at yahtzee.
An illustrative example: https://kucharski.substack.com/p/real-signals-or-artificial-stereotypes
"First, I’d created 2000 free-text responses and labelled them ‘UK’. Then I copied and pasted the exact same 2000 responses but labelled these ‘US’. Finally, I combined them to create a dataset of 4000 total responses, and jumbled them up.
Despite the responses being identical for the UK and US, Copilot produced a rich, detailed summary of how US and UK respondents differed."


On the “satire” part:
If it is “ironocally” taking real payments to “ironically” provide the advertised service to “ironically” do harm, the fine sure call it satire if you really want to but don’t make it out to be a defense.
They are doing harm illegally and should be “ironically” sued to bits. Jail them satirically if it helps.