AI Diet Advice Turns Deadly: The Shocking ChatGPT Incident Authorities Are Investigating
Have you ever wondered just how much you can trust the advice of a chatbot when it comes to your kitchen experiments—or, you know, your actual life expectancy? Turns out, when a 60-year-old decided to swap out his trusty table salt for sodium bromide on ChatGPT’s suggestion, the FDA’s “unsafe for human consumption” warning wasn’t just a friendly suggestion—it was a blinking hazard sign with sirens and cartoon skulls . Honestly, I can barely pick the right thing off the fast-food menu, and this guy is taking molecular cocktail orders from a robot . The story raises the ultimate question for our modern age: When technology hand-holds us into the ICU, do we blame the algorithm… or our own spicy sense of adventure? Oh, and before you sprinkle anything “new” on your dinner tonight, maybe read the label twice—or better yet, just stick with good old sodium chloride . Want to dive even deeper into this perfectly seasoned mess? LEARN MORE
A 60-year-old man was hospitalized with rare bromide poisoning after replacing table salt with sodium bromide based on advice given by ChatGPT, despite the FDA claiming the substance is unsafe for human consumption. What do you think?
“ChatGPT tells me the solution here is more sodium bromide.”
Mark Bratos, Retired Whaler
“See? No good ever comes from consuming less salt.”
Jacqueline Pino, Keyboard Cleaner
“That’s why I only trust ChatGPT with advice about my mental health.”
Rhys Hamons, Scooter Detailer
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