It seems our forum friend has found a tool that he considers infallible for dealing with what he calls 'liars' and those who adjust their arguments as suits them. According to his experience, Spain is plagued by such individuals, and he views it as a 'mental illness.'
He recounts two anecdotes to illustrate his point. The first involves a 'super red' neighbour who denied that the kings had visited Ceuta. Our protagonist instantly turned to Gemini, an AI, which confirmed they had gone, even detailing the year. The neighbour was reportedly silenced.
The second story takes place at El Corte Inglés. A saleswoman, whom he calls 'Charo,' was trying to sell him a hairdryer using arguments he didn't understand. Again, he pulled out his phone, consulted Gemini, showed her the product, and asked the question. The AI responded, and he bought the hairdryer without needing to hear any more from the saleswoman. She appeared paralyzed.
In summary, the thesis is that AI can be a definitive weapon for unmasking and avoiding arguments with people who, in his view, manipulate information or lie. He highly recommends it, highlighting the reactions of people when confronted with the objective information provided by technology.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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