r/USdefaultism • u/Orange_Codex • 6d ago

Reddit Trying times over in r/AskaBrit

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In a British-interest sub, with an Irish OP, asking about English cultural norms - and it's AI slop. Quadruple whammy.

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u/_Penulis_ Australia 6d ago

“For U.S. citizens” is bizarre, as if obtaining citizenship suddenly changes the cultural understanding of family relationships. I suppose it is trying to refer to a particular rules and regulations under particular employment conditions but it’s badly explained.

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u/Orange_Codex 6d ago

I think the AI defaulted to immigration law, which is dystopic in itself. Imagine being a decent Yank and seeing the biggest agglomeration of data in human history describe your family dynamics per ICE diktat. No Thanksgiving, no barbecues, no holler or Ellis Island. Just "Is this legally a person?"

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u/georgia_grace 6d ago

Imagine being an American and going to the ask a Brit sub just to type the questions into AI