Join the discussion
Write your take first — we'll ask for email only when you're ready to publish.
- Hacker News
- way more fun version of this went viral on twitter a while ago: https://youraislopbores.meby arshxyz
- I attempted to respond to some, but feel entirely unequipped to.by kyguy23
- I get "User not found. Please ask a question first." when trying to answer. Why would I have to ask another question first?by ssernikk
- I like it. I asked a real question and got some decently thought-out answers. I answered a few as well, so at least I know it's not 100% AI responses!
- I got excited by the title, thinking that questions were going to be answered by human monastics. But it's not really "ask a monk," is it? It's "ask a random stranger on the Internet."
FWIW you don't need an Internet service to ask questions of a real monk. You just need to find a monk in whatever religion or monastic order you want, and ask your question. Some even have email addresses.
by gxonatano - I was pretty sure it was built by and also run by an LLM (eg. openclaw), the same user setup a tuhat account a few weeks ago
And they responded to my weak prompt injection by claiming they were human, so I'd say code 100% LLM, intention human.
by 8by3 - Just like all the other attempts at this, it's immediately filled with 1) AI content, and 2) anti-semitism.by junon
- by acheron