World record suggested there was an authorised records officer witnessing the record attempt ..

I mean the same advice could probably be used to make sure you poop after getting to work ..

Is it an abomination like everything else they do?

Wait .. there's a Greggs .. pub?!

Is it too much to ask for a warm dry tube filled with a meagre portion of meat like paste? Apparently.

They are unsatisfying and the mouth feel is horrific. You've just been led to believe this is the best they can do for the price. I've never seen something so abysmal in Australia and hope I never do.

If that's supposed to be a pastry from Greggs then calling it a sausage roll is a bit of a stretch, should be labelled cold dry stick of disappointment at best.

I wonder if the mice that had to lift the heavy door were eating less as a consequence and skewing the results ..

They are just making sure there are nuclear weapons accessible to them if the people try to vote them out of power.

ahh ... exaggeration,

Definitely a smart move letting those power utilities be privatised, even a regulation forcing cost price power for residents would have been better than full privatisation. I'm so glad my state never got sucked into letting that happen here.

Oh yeah, this clown definitely sounds smart and socially competent enough to be an effective police officer.

I think there is still a significant issue with accountability and accuracy.

Are they more or less accurate than a trained human legal expert? Maybe equivalent, but they're non-deterministic so will frequently have different answers to the same question asked at different times. They will typically bull ahead with incorrect information rather than output that they're unsure and need to investigate which you would expect a human expert to say.

LLMs also have no accountability so all decisions must be verified by an accountable expert. Given the time it takes to read and absorb a potentially wrong advice, and given you need to ask the legal expert anyway, you might as well ask the expert in the first instance.