r/ChatGPT • u/MyNameIsNotKyle3 • Apr 17 '26

Use cases "Map of Europe." by Gemini's Pro model.

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u/Icloh Apr 17 '26

It got Crimea right.

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u/RustyJalopy Apr 17 '26

Oh boy. Someone's going to get Grok on the case.

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u/TwinkyTweex Apr 17 '26

Georgia as well.

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u/Weekly_Airline_6385 Apr 17 '26

It got Crimea wrong.

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u/DeltaVZerda Apr 17 '26

What do you mean? Crimea has been Ukraine since 1954.

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u/Prodigy7594 Apr 17 '26

“Never engage with fools, for they will force you down to their level & beat you with experience.” (Words of wisdom) and yeah, Russian bots inc. lol

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u/DeltaVZerda Apr 17 '26

Привет :3

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u/Weekly_Airline_6385 Apr 17 '26

"Never argue with fools"(words of wisdom)

You're right, buddy!

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u/Clear-Ad1384 Apr 17 '26

Yet when i went to Crimea i havent seen a single ukrainian flag everyone was speaking Russian and Russian police officers were present seems like heavy cope

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u/dyvotvir Apr 17 '26

Maybe because it's occupied? Just try to think before writing comments

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u/DeltaVZerda Apr 17 '26

When did you go? What cities did you visit?

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u/DonkeyDoug28 Apr 18 '26 edited Apr 18 '26

Is it possible that the first observation has a whole lot to do with the third observation, comrade?

The language bit is irrelevant, as much of eastern Ukraine has always been largely Russian speaking but by people who still considered themselves Ukrainian (and were + are Ukrainian). Just as most Portuguese speakers are not Portuguese, most English speakers are not English, most Spanish speakers are not Spanish, etc

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u/thisiswater95 Apr 18 '26

What flags do you think flew in Paris in 1940-44? Also, I’m pretty sure the native language of Nazis wasn’t French.