laser_eagle

It says more about the nature of pharmaceutical manufacturing than anything. We often need to screen for impurities, and cyanide is a pretty common one.

Cyanide is found as an impurity from both natural sources and as a byproduct during the manufacturing process, a lot like lead. So it's common enough to warrant the expense of testing

Where is the line and what defines the boundaries for what is termed social media?

For example, is discord still permitted? Ai bots and bad influences exist there as well, but I don't think a ban is the right solution.

The existence of this chat proves that llms can respond with "I don't know" if instructed that it has that option.

I just want to note that there is a pentagram at the top of their page. My remark is accurate and not intended to offend.

That appears to be a tongue in cheek reference to Satanism

The author is asking for a button that is accessible and got a button that is accessible. The system never claims to an expert in the subject matter, and yet still gets the ball in the hole.

The author didn't ask "give me the most basic button you can that a screen reader can still access."

The tool did what we expect and gave a reasonable answer, and was able to reason about why it gave those answers when questioned.

I don't see the problem.