[pliny]

If you ask ChatGPT to compose a layoff email with a quote from MLK that is the quote it uses (ref https://twitter.com/mattstratton/status/1618018859763798016)

[AdamJacobMuller]

Maybe she saw this tweet and that's where she got the idea?

When I saw the title here I thought maybe that tweet was satirizing her email, but, the tweet clearly predates it.

Amazing.

[wnolens]

Huh.. not only the quote but also the promotion bit.

I'm shocked. Must be a case of her having read this tweet and subconsciously regurgitating it. Otherwise I'm scared for our eventual chatgpt overlords.

[gkoberger]

This Tweet was a response to her email

[AdamJacobMuller]

The tweet was from the 24th and the email is today though?

[gkoberger]

The Gizmodo article is from today, but the letter itself was posted the 24th.

Here's the original source: https://www.pagerduty.com/blog/improving-pagerdutys-operatio...

Here's a Tweet quoting it at 11am PST: https://twitter.com/noahchestnut/status/1617960469565931523

And the tweet in the parent was ~4 hours later at 2:52pm PST: https://twitter.com/mattstratton/status/1618018859763798016

[AdamJacobMuller]

Thanks that makes more sense. I thought the matrix glitched again.

[Dylan16807]

> the tweet clearly predates it

Both were on the 24th. The PagerDuty post doesn't have a visible time but it refers to a town hall later in the day that was a couple hours before that tweet happened.

[jldugger]

The author, Matt Stratton, used to be a devrel for PagerDuty. One imagines he had some inside information on layoff emails.

[AdamJacobMuller]

Ah, ok, that makes sense. Thanks.

[nunez]

Officially blaming Matty Stratton for this. :p

[luismedel]

I tried and it does the same even in Spanish.