Why the rest of Canada hates Toronto according to artificial intelligence Canada Toronto AI
Drawing on an almost infinite pool of internet resources, ChatGPT's complex code seems to have answers to everything, so I figured, why not ask the thing why everyone hates us so much?
It lists"several reasons" for the apparently Canada-wide negative opinions of the country's most populous city. The AI bot says that"the city's position seen as a cultural and economic center that attracts resources and talent away from other regions," and that brain drain can further resentment in other parts of the country.
Granted, even an AI bot knows that there's still plenty to love in this town, acknowledging that"It's important to note that these feelings are not universal and many Canadians have a great deal of pride in Toronto and its contributions to the country."
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