We don’t have to be afraid of ChatGPT, it doesn’t work anyway

We really don’t have to be afraid of ChatGPT. But not for noble reasons, such as because we have to accept modernity with confidence and not look at it with suspicion like old bums, which we probably are. But for a very simple reason: and that is that ChatGPT doesn’t work, it often (I don’t mean always) snaps and tells lies. And therefore, before artificial intelligence steals jobs from human beings, before priests use it to prepare homilies as suggested by an enthusiast of modernity such as the archbishop of Milan, Delpini, before students can serve to get excellent grades in class assignments, I am convinced that it will still be a long time. It takes very little to understand it.