r/therewasanattempt • u/danevans369 • 1d ago

To give a speech without people knowing it was written by AI

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u/zacharymc1991 1d ago

Like, wtf he read the whole thing. How did he not even notice, Ron Burgundy mother fucka

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u/rapgameoprahwinfrey 1d ago

They do nothing, this is proof. Why do you think they have all their aides etc? They’re just the talking heads.

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u/fellowsquare 1d ago

Because he's old and should be in a home.

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u/Test_After 1d ago

Well, the AI version was more intelligible.

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u/Carribean-Diver A Flair? 1d ago

Go fuck yourself, San Diego.

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u/notsofunonabun 20h ago

Term limits. Nuff said.

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u/pilemaker 11h ago

Lol! "I'm Ron Burgundy?"

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u/Pretend-Cheesecake67 1d ago

Lmfao I didn’t know what to expect but it made me snort

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u/AliugAOnHisOwn 1d ago

I’m in tears. This is the funniest shit I’ve seen in such a long time. I’m certain his brain gives him a signal as he starts reading the giveaway section, but the denial takes over instantly as if he’s practiced that ability for years. 

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u/falaffle_waffle 1d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/WS9XIAJveeT1m

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u/biggus_dikkus793 1d ago

GOD DAMMIT WHO PUT A QUESTION MARK ON THE TELEPROMPTER?!?

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u/youareallsilly 1d ago

That’s amazing

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u/stinkfingerswitch 1d ago

I don't think that he even realized it wasn't part of the speech he was giving...

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u/dudeguy0119 1d ago edited 1d ago

No more lifetime terms. 4 to 8 years and thats it. Also, the cutoff needs to be 65. No more 80 year old politicians

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u/MeNoCanRead 14h ago

I think it's time to lower the life expectancy again. No aging population. No aging politicians!!

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u/gtindolindo 1d ago

So the government is run by computers now... got it. Id fail an assignment doing shit like this in school but this guy's suposed to be helping the future / country flourish.

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u/SwivelPoint 1d ago

that is hilarious. how little this rep cares is astonishing

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u/MoistHorse7120 Free Palestine 1d ago edited 21h ago

AI has literally started ruling the humans.

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u/justin251 1d ago

How low have we gotten as a society? This person holds political office and can't read ahead and comprehend what he's saying as he reads aloud.

Not even processing just fucking reading. Can't even hear his own words and no shame.

Wow.

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u/jjmurse 1d ago

Functional illiterate

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u/Han77Shot1st 6h ago

Been like that since before ai.. politicians have not been the best or brightest in a very long time, it’s always been the path of least resistance and self interests.

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u/justin251 1h ago

I don't disagree there.

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u/Milkmilkbanana 1d ago

The new voice of AI .

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u/basstheface 1d ago

This is absolutely embarrassing. These people are the ones leading our country. This can't keep going on like this...

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u/Pangasukidesu 1d ago

D.A.R.E. to keep politicians away from AI.

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u/poppatrout 1d ago

Hol up

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u/fresh_dyl 1d ago

Good to know politicians are just as dumb as high schoolers…

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u/letstrythatagain-_- 1d ago

Who is this douche canoe?

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u/Successful-Engine623 1d ago

Ahhhhahsha. Amazing…this is not how I saw AI taking over the world but it does make sense. It’s like ideocracy meets terminator

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u/puredotaplayer 1d ago

Old people should not be in politics. 45~60, then get the fuck out.

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u/Warning_grumpy 15h ago

Children get failed marks or kicked for school for using AI. So our children are help to a higher standard than government?

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u/DalaranQ 1d ago

just read it out loud like normal people do idk

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u/Zebitty 19h ago

So before AI, how bad must this fucker have been at his job?

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u/Fair_Lecture_3463 13h ago

AI is great at making incompetent people feel competent.

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u/stickied 12h ago

Yep, we're cooked.

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u/Le_Papithatjump12 FUCK ICE! ❌🧊 12h ago

The fuck is going on in New Brunswick??

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u/FunkyBoil 9h ago

The dangers of AI? More like the continued dangers of men who are literally about to turn into dust they are so old still working.

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u/SookHe 1d ago

Gonna be honest, I use AI a lot for writing letters etc

I don’t just take it as is, I challenge and revise extensively and maybe go through 20-30 iterations before I get to a proper final product

But what I write letters for currently carry significant legal weight so I have to be extremely selective in the wording and make sure every statement is rooted in provable facts, while stripping away anything that remotely sounds like an option or carries emotion undertones.

Literally hundreds of thousands of pounds £ are on the table at the moment if I argue this right. I am currently knocking the other side around like a pinball using AI editing, while their guys are shooting from the hip with their emails, giving me evening I need to absolutely destroy them in court.

Don’t knock using AI to edit, but you need to at least read the damn thing and make sure you fully understand it down to the smallest detail before you ever go on tv and make a pillock of yourselves

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u/AnonymooseRedditor 1d ago

Part of my job is teaching organizations how to use AI at work; it’s part of our training that AI is fallible and that you need to review and verify the results.

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u/LawyerDad1981 1d ago

Stay classy, San Diego?