I tried this, I found it similar to talking to a very intelligent and well read 6th grader.
I began by asking it some very challenging questions on the Bible and its answers were diplomatic, things like "there are many interpretations" and refusing to have an opinion.
Then I moved to questions more suited to an encyclopedia, giving me a list of archaeologists who claimed to have found Noah's ark (I couldn't remember Ron Wyatt's name) and then asking questions about Ron Wyatt. I found the ChatGPT was dogmatic in following what some expert had said. It is very clearly the mouthpiece of "official sources" and kept giving me warnings about misinformation, etc. It did not seem capable of analyzing Ron Wyatt's studies but rather regurgitating the response of those who didn't want to receive it.
I think this is the goal. If ChatGPT can do the thinking for students they will become much more submissive in just taking what they are told by the official narrative.
Because of the warnings it was giving me about misinformation I asked it about the Twitter files and the things that had been called "misinformation in 2020 now being proved true". It turns out that it has only been shown files through 2021 and so is not familiar with anything in 2022 and 2023.
So I asked it questions based on that information. I asked if officials who were supposed to certify elections were ceremonial or not. I also asked if it had ever heard of anyone being arrested for praying silently. Those elicited the most interesting responses though they also included the paragraph warning about misinformation and the harm in spreading misinformation.
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