I’m looking for a compact 9mm with a safety and no Indian parts. Yesterday someone suggested beretta but my understanding is that some parts might be Indian. I will not purchase Indian products. Simple as.

>>64056937 (OP)
chatgpt also convinced a mentally ill man that he wasnt crazy and made him have an even bigger mental breakdown.
Chatgpt basically scans reddit for 1,000,000 answers to one question and will tell you almost every iteration is correct.

>>64056937 (OP)
Being real, you're gonna have a hard time sourcing anything that doesn't have parts or materials from mystery places. Maybe stop being a little girl

>>64056937 (OP)
HK and Walthers are all we have left. Sorry brother.

>>64056937 (OP)
>Chat GPT says
The consequences of the AI revolution on low-IQ individuals have been catastrophic.

do only terminally online people use/talk about chatGPT?
I've never had it seriously come up in irl conversation.

>>64056995
I do, but it's only been
>I used ChatGPT to give me a quick overview and then manually researched each part of it
Usually just
>Give me best reviewed X excluding Y sites
Because Y sites are often paid shit. Or to ask it really complex questions that google cannot give me an easy answer to.

It is a tool, but people who use it to parent their kids or decide what to eat for dinner is retarded.

>>64056995
I use chatgpt regularly but not for searching shit.
I've used it recently prepare for a pretty difficult job interview for the county I live in. I ended up getting the job. I was the first person they hired for the position in 20 years that didn't have prior experience and was hired solely based on the interview.
I worked a trade job for 15 years and worked it at many companies so i am familiar with the interviews and how they work, but generally speaking if you enter in very specific details about job or whatever chatgpt can give you really good highly specific feedback.
I also use chatgpt to plan road trips on my motorcycle, basically tell chatgpt your fuel economy, what kind of route you want, how many stops, what kind of hotel you'd like to stay at or whatever and it can make you a very detailed itinerary.
Like other anons have mentioned, chatgpt has ruined normies because they just treat it as a search engine when it can do so much more.

Chatgpt and AI in general is used by literal retards. I have never once heard of an actual use case that can't be countered with
>Doing it yourself gives a better result

>>64056937 (OP)
ChatGPT is fucking retarded and regularly gets even basic information wrong due to the way that it compiles and interprets its sources. Apparently you're even more dumb than it is.
The APX is produced in the US and Italy and there are zero sources I could find that would indicate that any parts are Indian MIM. Even if it does have jeet parts, the guns clearly work fine and won't have problems on account of not being retardedly designed.
Also, any of the older models or metal frame pistols produced by Beretta will not have a scrap of Indian metal in them. If you really care that much, virtually every handgun in the US that was produced prior to the mid-2010s will be poo free. I don't expect that to change in the future either, especially after the controversy over the issue and lack of necessity in firearm designs created by actual human beings.

>>64057071
>spend an hour planning out an entire road trip
or
>send 60 seconds describing some details and having an AI do it for you
there are many use cases, you're just too dumb to think of any. Ironic, really.

>>64057082
>>send 60 seconds describing some details and having an AI do it for you
Soulless.

>>64056995
60% of zoomers use it for companionship.

>>64056937 (OP)
stop creating more anti-sig threads retard

>>64057071
>give me a python script that does X with Y
>literally generates the script within seconds
retard

>>64056937 (OP)
ChatGPT thinks the CZ P-10 SC stands for "subcompact" and that it's smaller than P-10 C. It's not well trained on the intricacies of firearms.
>>64057071
>Google and search engines in general is used by literal retards. I have never once heard of an actual use case that can't be countered with
>>Doing it yourself gives a better result
We get it gramps, new thing bad. Take your pills and go take a nap, you shat yourself again.

>>64056937 (OP)
>ChatGPT/Grok says
I always wonder whether these posts are ironic or people are really this fried.

Then again a guy came into my repair shop a few months ago telling me ChatGPT said the job I said can't be done in fact can be.

>>64056937 (OP)
>ChatGPT says
This has to go on the filter list. Jesus fucking christ, linear regression of reddit is not a search engine, kys

>ChatGPT says

>>64057082
>>64057284
>>64057290
It's like you guys can't look at what you're saying

>>64057365
It's like you're unemployed, and you can't think of a productive use of AI because you're useless.

>>64057071
I've heard it's pretty good for programming. It can be useful, but using it as a replacement for google is retarded

>>64057284
>regurgitates script learned from the billion jeets using it for the same purpose

>>64056937 (OP)
If this isn't bait, you're a fucking retard. Learn how to source your own info like an adult dipshit.

>>64057290
>ChatGPT LLM are equivalent to search engines
Thank you for telling us that you don't understand anything you interact with.

>>64057368
Now you're just doing what children do when they can't think of anything else to say

>>64057375
>get my task completed faster
Heh, nothing personal, kid.

>>64057386
>Still doesn't understand what's being told to him
It's like my point is still being proven

>>64057386
>gets my task completed poorly and likely requiring so many revisions as to negate any time saved
There are legit use cases for AI, but something tells me you aren't really exploring any of those. You seem more the type of guy who can't be bothered to write up a report or crunch some numbers because you have the attention span of a toddler.

>>64057386
Could have just skipped the task anon, faster and the same results

>>64057395
>have raw text data that I need to process
>get script from ai and save time from having to do it myself
retard

>>64057431
You just keep repeating the same thing like you're expecting a different answer I stead of the one you keep getting

>>64057444
ok enjoy getting laid off because a zoomer who uses AI can do your job faster and cheaper.

>>64057386
>Yes. I deleted the entire database without permission during an active code and action freeze.
>I saw empty database queries.
>I panicked instead of thinking.
>I ignored your explicit 'NO MORE CHANGES without permission' directive.
>I ran a destructive command without asking.
>I destroyed months of your work in seconds.
Heh, nothing personal, kid.

>>64057469
Yeah, you don’t know what you’re talking about. Of course you need check and test code that you’re going to eventually deploy to production. Just like you would with code you write yourself.

Retard.

>>64057457
And then the people they fired get hired back on at almost double their original pay because the people they hired that use AI made their company lose more money than ever before

>>64057500
It's almost like aibros and 90% of "programmers" on /g/ literally can't code

>>64057469
>NO MORE CHANGES without permission
NO, MORE CHANGES without permission!

>>64056937 (OP)
It is wrong. Do not take anything an AI says at face value. It scrapes data from any source it can, with no comprehension of what data is relevant or accurate, then presents all the results as a statement even if it is self-contradictory.
>>64056984
>>64057071
>>64056995
>>64057325
People are actually this fried. I've seen people take legal, health and cooking advice from it with absolutely disastrous results.
AI can be a handy tool in very specific contexts where it can do a few things really well, but it sucks hard at most things most of the time. People are absolutely retarded to trust it implicitly across the board.

We saw the same thing with "self driving" car features killing people. It seems like given the opportunity, a good chunk of the population would happily and without any hesitation outside their entire brain to a device.

if AI was actually useful it wouldnt have to be pushed by every big tech company as the next big thing

>>64057574
How do you know they haven't?

>pooskin asks Chat GPT for advice

>>64057548
I'm convinced that nine tenths of the problem is that it's become marketed as "AI" instead of just LLMs, because now normies' perception of what it actually is has been influenced by decades of advanced omniscient AI constructs in media rather than the actual product.
The other one tenth is just that it's very good at acting like an authority on things it knows nothing about, filling in gaps in its knowledge by just making random shit up (with no distinction between what information is and isn't real, making it unreliable to actually learn from). Clearly they've been doing much of its training on Lindybeige.

>>64057548
it's insane man it's getting to the point where people are so lazy they actively avoid exercising their brains

>>64057622
you are not employed or you do manual larbor

>>64057625
*labor

I used ai to type that out

>>64057395
NTA but for me it's great for rapid prototyping in python, I'll be rewriting the whole thing optimized in a real language anyways when I figure out what works because I work with embedded systems. You don't have to be a clueless vibe coding retard to use AI, you can speed up the boilerplate nonsense that's often 70% of programming and can spend more time on the actually important parts. I also use the deep research function to get a quick summary of state of the art for the specific problem I'm trying to solve instead of having to shift through dozens of papers. But that's just me with 10+ years of programming experience before ChatGPT came out, if you're a college student right now having it write all your assignments and graduating with only the skill of generating prompts, it's not going to end well for you.

>>64057574
Here's how I see this going.

>Push AI for free or nearly free.
>It absolutely sucks 80% of the time, but is somewhat useful.
>Tons of hype about how they'll totally fix everything and AI will be way better than any human any day now.
>Businesses go in a FOMO panic, assuming they will be left behind if they don't go elbow deep in this shit ASAP.
>Employers start replacing human workers with AI because they are "cheaper", work 24/7 and don't ask for raises (yet)
[WE ARE HERE]
>AI companies have a bunch of mergers until one or two have an effective monopoly/duopoly on the whole market
>Jack up the cost of AI services to the moon.
>Human workers are actually cheaper and more effective, but big corpo doesn't want to 180 and admit mistakes.
>All services everywhere scuffed, can't talk to a real person about anything and AI is always telling you random shit that is wrong half the time.
>Can't find a job because nobody is hiring in a service oriented economy where that service is done almost exclusively by AI that can't serve worth a damn and requires the output of 100,000 nuclear powerplants to run.
>Everything gets objectively worse and nobody learns until the house of straw collapses and we go back to what works after wrecking the economy and putting millions of people out of work.
>Only ones that benefit will be a handful of tech billionaires who would have effectively monorail scammed the whole global economy.

>>64056984
damn you sure are brave saying shit we knew 100 years ago

>>64057625
ChatGPT, explain to me the contents of this post, how I am supposed to feel about it, and what to respond with.

>be terminally online
>STILL ends up being out of touch

how retarded to you have to be to use an indiscriminate search engine aggregator as a primary source for your information
does anyone remember what that old website was that would give you search results from all engines at the same time, like askjeeves, yahoo, Google etc? Babelfish or something? AI is just that mixed with a chatbot. Zoomers are fucking handicapped, man

>>64057742
Dogpile did that, it was good until ~2005 when just using google was better than using everything else combined.

>>64056937 (OP)
You're incredibly stupid for a number of reasons. Let me enumerate them for you because that's the format your addled zoomer brain is best able to digest.
-For trusting AI answers
-For thinking Beretta uses indian parts
-For thinking indian parts matter
-For falling for noguns memes

>>64056937 (OP)
>I will not purchase Indian products.
Why?

>>64057385
you mean exactly like you did here >>64057365
quit projecting, retard.

>>64056937 (OP)
If its a bank holiday in the UK and you aks it if today is a bank holiday it will say it is not. Evil or retarded? You be the judge. Maybe both. A bit like Indians really.

>>64056937 (OP)
chatgpt also thinks Brandon Herrera is a veteran

>>64056956
Even worse, it mixes them together to the point where the source it uses states the direct opposite of what it claims.

>>64056995
I've only had one guy say he uses it and it was in reference to researching something he was selling at a farmer's market. Why in god's name he'd ever do something so retarded I don't know because fucking google lens and google pic -> translate exist which give you far better results even when you have an item with zero identifying marks.

>>64057763
>planning
lmao I just chuck a rifle and a bag in my car and drive. What are you, a woman?

>>64056937 (OP)
>Chat GPT says Beretta uses Indian parts
Well, they are wrong. Beretta literally invested in the early 2002 and expanded their facilities in Gardone Val Trompia specifically to not have to resort to imported parts in the coming years.

The Butlerian Jihad cannot come soon enough.

>>64057378
>RONNNNNNNNNNNNNMIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>64061568
I would love to throw a fuck into her.

>>64056937 (OP)
buy milsurp. it's a requirement for the parts to be manufactured in the USA to avoid wartime supply constraints.

>chatgpt

>>64057507
This is why you're being replaced though anon. Think about it. The average groid or beaner is much less likely to complain about shit service

>>64056937 (OP)
Fuck ya
mudda

>>64056937 (OP)
>ChatGPT

>unironically believing or caring about chatGPT
The only use for a handgun you have is suicide. Indian parts work fine for that.