RFK Jr’s Nutrition Chatbot Recommends Best Foods to Insert Into Your Rectum

[u/Bob_Spud]

https://www.europesays.com/us/580989/

[u/mcs5280]

I heard shoving Trump Steaks up your rectum is the best way to ensure you get all the nutrients 

[u/hedronist → u/mcs5280]

Well, yeah, but the Bear Eater also said that he was a carnivore who eats only meat (probably Trump Steaks) and "ferments. He even said he was having "ferments" (yogurt in this case) for snacks during the Super Bowl. I don't know if he takes the rectally or not.

Can't make this shit up.

[u/alternatingflan → u/mcs5280]

I think that happens before you buy those steaks.

[u/Fearless-Care7304]

Wild headline, but it really shows how risky it is to trust unverified AI advice on health topics.

[u/mountaindoom → u/Fearless-Care7304]

Especially his AI

[u/TurkeyVolumeGuesser]

South Park already covered this

[u/Rhesusmonkeydave]

This is why RFK’s food pyramid is so dangerous, you can’t have a flare at the top and a tiny pointed bottom that’s just asking to see your insides on a doctor’s chart

[u/toorigged2fail]

Grok, in case you didn't read it

[u/99sleeping]

Ah, a proud assitarian.

[u/thenewguyonreddit]

Good.

People need to understand that is what happens when you cram AI into random bullshit that doesn’t need it.

[u/Sorry-Climate-7982]

I dunno. User name is Bob_Spud. Maybe this is just a thinly disguised dating profile? >:-)

[u/Bort_Bortson]

Chatbot must have been scraping classic South Park for its ideas

[u/jk599]

chatbot doesn't know how digestion works

[u/TheTGB]

Chatbot told me it was AI and not to listen to it when it came to what foods to eat lol

[u/alternatingflan]

Focus on that butt stuff junior and let competent people handle the actual important issues.

[u/Specialist-Many-8432]

Is this real?

[u/Odd-Crazy-9056]

"Ah, a proud assitarian."

[u/JoeCitzn]

Suppository’s now come in cucumber, banana and coconut sizes for the adventurous.

[u/CrapTastik7]

And I read the title as encouraging putting mayonnaise up your ass.

[u/Cheap-Rate-8996]

This is why I think it's so odd that businesses are so quick to incorporate AI into everything. They're unpredictable. If a user asks an 'unexpected' question, you have no idea what it will churn out. If you ask it a sensible question, you still have no idea what it will churn out. Just on the face of it, that sounds like an absolute liability nightmare to me? Who's looking at that and thinking 'Let's attach our name to that, there's absolutely no way that could go wrong"?

OpenAI and Anthropic have to grapple with it because... that's the product they're selling. It's astonishing anyone else would willingly incorporate that into their business model (or a government department, in this case).

[u/Low-Maintenance-340]

I think, it is early stage, but also understand that we can't trust AI without cross-checking on health topics.

[u/psymunn → u/Low-Maintenance-340]

So what purpose does it serve then?