Neat idea but it comes up with a blatantly wrong explanation for this bit of code:

https://whatdoesthiscodedo.com/g/2f6777e

I use it on a tiny cloud instance and refresh the feeds at regular intervals with cron. This lets me tune out from the news cycle for days or even weeks at a time. When I have to appear like I've not been living under a rock, I can catch up fairly quickly.

ChatGPT invents tools and organisations that do not exist while answering domain-specific questions

There was an example I liked where somebody asked it a scientific question and it wrote an answer that looked superficially OK and wrote citations that looked like real citations except when somebody tried to look them up.

ChatGPT has no conception of "truth" and when I see people who are excited about the junk that it spews I think it makes those people look really bad because it seems like those people have trouble telling fact from fiction.

A useful tool and great UI work. A handy extension would be the ability to extract text of specific colour, e.g. the highlights in Kindle's Cloud Reader, to get around the 10% highlight export cap that Amazon puts on most books. I did this previously by running the screenshot through ImageMagick's colour filling and thresholding options before passing the output to Tesseract. A colour picker tool might be a nice addition.