Do robots make electric jokes?

Artificial intelligence is much older than I am as a person – as it originated as a concept in 1956 in New Hampshire, and was then raised (or rather, developed) in various corners of the world. But do today’s bots appreciate Warsaw? What do they know about life in my home city? And do they even have a sense of humour about it? A June column should, after all, be light-hearted and fun. So I asked one particular AI chatbot to give a humorous, real-estate oriented overview of my city. (I’ll let you decide whether it succeeded in being witty and funny.) ‘Warsaw is a strange city. You can’t fall in love with it right away – it’s not Paris, where every street smells of baguettes and reeks of pretension. It’s not Rome, where everything screams “history!”, even when you’re just trying to find a toilet. Warsaw is like that distant cousin you meet at a family reunion: kind of chaotic, a little loud and seemingly a bit weird...