The 2032 asteroid does warrant tracking, but the Palermo Scale remains below a critical level because:
The impact probability (1.2%) is not high enough to trigger a stronger alarm. The background frequency of 8 Mt impacts is relatively high, making this event less statistically exceptional. The event is still 8 years away, so uncertainties in orbital prediction remain.
Asking a LLM about topics you have no idea about it a great way to be misled by hallucinations, don't do that.
I find it fascinating that people brag about refusing to even try to learn to use new tools just because they don't know how to use them effectively.
Interesting how you jump to conclusion based on nothing. Had you checked my profile (even though it's even more obvious from my Reddit one) you'd have seen that I'm actually pretty savvy when of comes to language models.
But knowing your tools also implies knowing their limits.