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Tried it just now myself, still works!
This reeks of middle manglement telling a developer/team that hey need to implement AI into the product to be relevant, but with no other guidelines and a ridiculous deadline to do it correctly, so malicious compliance says to just implement it exactly as they were told.
Does not work for me :(
Looks like they disabled ai responses. Just tried again this morning and noticed it wasn’t in the list of answers
Fun! The user comments out of context are great too! 
Ohh, it's because they're different kitchen appliances. I've been going about this all wrong.
Realistically if any of your kitchen appliances have an offspring, you should take it to a professional repair shop to shove that spring back inside.
can't wait until some stupid website commits a self-pwn by making such stuff an XSS vector
There's research ongoing on having LLMs search for vulnerabilities. So who knows, LLMs hacking LLMs (in the wild) might be just around the corner.
I guarantee you there are tons of these already
skiddie neuron activation
People can abuse it all they want. I've actually used this feature to parse for some info in comments.
I dig.
I'm actually going to try it and see
It's fun to see what you can sneak past their filters 😁
If the thought of a throbbing sausage doesn't get you going I don't know what will
Hard throbbing room temperature sausage is the protein for a meal of sweet, passionate love all night long.
Are we talking a real sausage or just a penis? Because one gets me going more than the other. (Hint: it's the sausage)
I tried to get it to write a fanfiction about that camera falling in love with my sister's GoPro, but it didn't work. Evidently, this feature is only on the mobile app 😑 And I ain't downloading it. An article about it from CNBC
Doesn't seem to work on my app. Maybe a US only roll-out?
Just tried it as well, still seems to be working.
I like this one
Fun fact: one of the product links goes to anti-union t-shirts.
Good night Amazon!
Are you sure someone didnt include this in their review?
You can get real weird with it
This is the only truly responsible usage of chatbots.
That's slightly...endearing in a really dystopian way
That first paragraph about made me choke
You know this just disrupts the communication between a sleeper agent and his handler in Iran. 🇮🇷
Can this thing be activated via URL? Because if so they've got an issue that they're not gonna be able to sanitize their way around at all.
It is tough to use Amazon for me. Because there are so many fake reviews and boosted products, but I don't know any meaningful way it can be combated.
I've used https://reviewmeta.com and its browser extension to get a corrected stars count after it filters out fake reviews. I don't know how good it is still today but it's something.
Thanks I'll give that a shot.
Just don't buy off Amazon. I buy electrical goods from other retailers because Amazon provided products are pooled with 3rd party products in their warehouses - which means lots of counterfeit electricals even if you select something sold by amazon directly. Not worth the danger of a fire in your home buying a shitty knock off full price off amazon.
All the other shit you can literally buy on Ebay - they're the same sellers reselling the same chinese crap. The reviews are meaningless.
I did exactly this to get a Samsung tablet for a Christmas gift. Can't trust Amazon for some products now.
Here's a review for a Wii U tablet battery:
This... actually wasn't terrible
I mean, sure, it's a chat model and it'll chat about what you want to chat about. But I'm sure if you find some specific stuff in reviews on a product, then ask the bot about that, it'll pull up at least some of the reviews you've seen, maybe more often than not or maybe even every time.
I wouldn't know, I don't use Amazon because fuck them, but I do use local document search in GPT4All pretty regularly.
So good for more than just python, wondering how far we can push the programming aspect.
This is fun. At the end it didn't even recommend buying it.
