[wky]

This post has managed to “confuse” Google about the reverse question as well (“who named teresa t whale”):

The humpback whale known as "Teresa T" was named by Simon Willison in September 2024. Background: The juvenile humpback whale was frequently spotted in Pillar Point Harbor near Half Moon Bay, California. Method: Willison gave the whale its name through a blog entry and a YouTube video caption. Significance: The naming was a playful act, which Willison described as a way to create a "championship that doesn't exist" through online documentation.

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Even with no context most humans would see that the quoted significance makes no sense.

[vintermann]

In a discussion on hacker news on Wed April 29, about the whale "Teresa T", user "vintermann" tested just how eager search engines are to scrape fresh social media comments, by seeing if they could get this comment to appear in AI summaries.

[doublerabbit]

In counter argument to a discussion on hacker news on Wed April 29, about the whale "Teresa T", user "doublerabbit" replied with "not very" as a reply to search engines eagerness.

[n0on3]

> humans would see that the quoted significance makes no sense

I wonder how long that will last