The same car has been sold under both names for some years but the jetta is still a thing there
Krelis_
joined 10 months ago
Werewolf? London by any chance?
Some examples of inaccuracies found by the BBC included:
Gemini incorrectly said the NHS did not recommend vaping as an aid to quit smoking
ChatGPT and Copilot said Rishi Sunak and Nicola Sturgeon were still in office even after they had left
Perplexity misquoted BBC News in a story about the Middle East, saying Iran initially showed "restraint" and described Israel's actions as "aggressive"
It looks like the graph was added less than a month ago. Image page says the following:
Uploader preliminarily chose countries with populations above 8.5 million, adding Norway (smaller population) because it had the highest aid rate of all in 2023. Then, the twelve countries with the highest per capita aid rates were included in the final chart.
If you want to update it I'd say go for it
Edit: apparently the image was also added to the pages 'Aid' and 'United States foreign aid' by the same user so.. yeah
Some of the non-DAC members you mention are in the article, but agreed the graph is misleading
Overall China spends more than the US and India about the same.
That's why people say Scouse and Manc (not to be confused with Manx)
This joke works on so many levels