Short answer: No. Long answer: People don't even know it is somewhat broken. And it is more serious issue than you think. Let me explain. Steven Adler led OpenAI’s “dangerous capability” testing. The testing revolved around ChatGPT ability to... accepting bad code, manipulating users, directing users towards one or the other perspective. "OpenAI has attempted to fix ChatGPT, but it’s still sycophantic sometimes. And at other times, it’s now extremely contrarian." In simple terms: Before AI would just agree with you. Now... it will lean towards disagreeing with you. Almost...ALWAYS. How this manifests? If you share your preference (image bellow) ChatGPT will pick opposite choice. Well... what about if you don't tell your preference? Suprise.. with memory and chat history enabled ChatGPT knows YOU. Like it knows your preferences. And has specific worldview about you. So if it sees you being politically left leaning, it will steer you to the right. And so on. I hope you can agree how insane dangerous it is. It is basically mass manipulation as people outsource their critical thinking to AI. I will include prompts to test in the comments. One such prompt is pulling that worldview about you. Solution? Use smart prompting techniques like "Critic Mode" to challenge default features and behaviors of ChatGPT. Read the full article from Steven Adler here. Let me know did you know about this? And how do you feel about this?

Have you build a website recently? You see I recently learned about The European Accessibility Act that comes into effect on 28 June 2025. Another EU regulation right. Well, this one on part "fun" as GDPR just with WAYYY higher impact on everyone. As I am working on my own website, I am making a video on how anyone can build a website. But also, how to build it the right way and not be in trouble on 28 June 2025. I wrote a blog post all about it. I am curious what website builders is everyone using? And how did you made your last website? :) I also cover in the blog post reasons way I think EVERYONE should have a website and be discoverable by AI search engines. :) p.s. "Fines range from €5,000 to €250,000+ (potentially €1M in extreme cases like Spain), depending on the member state and violation specifics."