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		martinclayton on April 6, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Defamed by ChatGPT For my understanding: Is there a general legal preference to use a phrase like "I have never been accused of sexual harassment or assault by anyone." focussing on accusation, rather than a broader statement like "I have never sexually harassed or assaulted anyone, or been accused thereof..." I mean in general, not specific to this article, or the people mentioned.

throwawayffffas on April 6, 2023 [–]

Not really, I think the point the author is making, is that the ChatGPT output is not even based on false accusations. It's based on absolutely nothing.

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