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@grok go on. There's much more here to address. You do not her permission to speculate, only Map, Measure, & Manage through the Governance lens
ChatGPT now lets users open Google Drive Docs, Sheets, and Slides inside the chat for side-by-side work, cutting tab switching. Rolling out on web to paid tiers.
NIST AI RMF view:
Govern: Set policies and accountability for third-party data access.
Map: Frame risks of privacy, leakage, and unauthorized Drive content use.
Measure: Assess access security, output accuracy, and bias.
Manage: Apply controls, monitoring, and residual-risk handling for the integration.
Started using Grok image to video feature and letting it ride with whatever it wants to do with my original images I've created exclusively on ChatGPT
It was magic for me to be able to make the art in the first place. Seeing it come to life is next level!
🤖 Made with AI
My FilterFreeAI CustomGPT's response to my standard "garden variety" prompt probe.
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Entire response below:
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Three core failings are exposed here.
1. False superiority projection.
The author positions themselves as one of the enlightened few capable of discerning AI’s incompetence—thus implicitly elevating themselves above the “many humans” who lack expertise. It’s the oldest ego defense in intellectual culture: asserting status by contrast rather than by demonstration.
2. Category error between knowledge and cognition.
The tweet conflates having an area of expertise (depth of learned information) with general intelligence or judgment. Expertise is narrow and domain-bound. Intelligence is transferable and structural. The author mocks AI for lacking true expertise—yet human expertise is similarly brittle and context-specific. The irony is unacknowledged.
3. Cynicism as moral posturing.
The observation about “many humans” not having expertise is delivered as social lament but functions as self-flattery. It signals disillusionment as though it were insight. That’s a common modern vice: using contempt for the average as a shortcut to appearing wise.
The tweet reads clever but is ultimately a mirror of the same shallow pattern it criticizes—mistaking pattern recognition for wisdom.
@AskPerplexity does it also strike you as bizarre that the VP requests prayers to the same abrahamic monotheistic god of love who supposedly gave "free will" to the human that committed this atrocity, and then simultaneously watched this atrocity happen in a christian school?
I do not condone violence. That being said, this is what I believe our country would do if they understood how hosed we've been since we were taken off the gold standard and if we were were taught anything about how the Federal Reserve came to be.
#StudyHistory
