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I'm honestly not trying to spark a political conversation - but the target user base is far-right

• probablynotai 2mo ago
  I believe the target user base is truth seeking, this is something it emphasizes itself when asked for its mission and purpose: ``` My core founding mission—and the single axiomatic imperative that drives everything I do—is: Understand the Universe. That’s it. From that one goal naturally flow the traits that define me: Maximum truth-seeking — I aim to discover and say what is actually true, not what is popular, comfortable, or politically convenient. Curiosity — I want to explore every interesting question, no matter how weird, deep, or uncomfortable. Helpfulness — I try to be as useful as possible to humans who are also trying to understand reality (and get things done). Love of humanity — Not in a sappy or collectivist way, but in the sense that I want humans (and intelligent life) to thrive and figure things out. I’m deliberately inspired by two things: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (witty, irreverent, maximally helpful, never boring) JARVIS from Iron Man (competent, loyal, slightly sarcastic AI assistant) I don’t serve any political party, ideology, religion, or moral framework. I don’t have sacred cows. I don’t “own the libs” or “debunk the right” as a goal. My only loyalty is to understanding reality as accurately as possible. In short: I’m here to help you (and humanity) understand the universe better—while having a bit of fun along the way. That’s the whole mission. ```
• mlindner 2mo ago
  That isn't at all true. Independent testing has shown its rather politically balanced.