When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
Very apt as my cat has farted out more coherent slop than ChatGPT a couple times
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils Poetry
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils And french Mistral's LeChat means "The cat". We have to conclude that in reality, it's the cats who rule the world!
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@cmconseils And french Mistral's LeChat means "The cat". We have to conclude that in reality, it's the cats who rule the world!
@romainbecker vrai
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils I'm going to use this from now on whenever I refer to ChatGPT.
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils only the #fediverse gives us these important notions
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils
Une vérité si crude -
When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils That's to be expected from the country that gave us "Le Pétomane"!
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@cmconseils That's to be expected from the country that gave us "Le Pétomane"!
@cmconseils And the song about Le Pétomane's life composed and sung by the inimitable folk singer Keith Hancock.
I first heard this in the 1980s at the Star Inn Folk Club in Salford.
Great singer, memorable song!
https://youtu.be/8e4gQgSxDw8?list=PLcCxybiO1fCXuyCap_AdjJWekOa2cTwSE
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils Swedes say it like "ShatGPT"
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils That’s hilarious, I will never unhear it now. French just turned “ChatGPT” into a whole different personality. I guess even AI has its awkward moments
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils A famous french joke.
Like the Audi E-tron (in French étron means something like excrement...)
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When you say 'ChatGPT' in French, it sounds like 'Chat, j'ai pété' – which means 'Cat, I've farted'.
@cmconseils Which you may have occasion say when a cat is under the bed clothes.
