'Thanks, but no thanks': Israeli authorities did not accept Kanye West's apology to Jews - most likely written using ChatGPT
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Two days ago, West wrote a lengthy post in Hebrew where he asked for forgiveness to the entire "Jewish community."
The post comes a year after a series of anti-Semitic remarks by West. As well as an appearance on Alex Jones' program where he called himself a Nazi and said the Nazis did good things too and "there are a lot of things I like about Hitler."
To West's apology was treated with skepticism not only by the authorities of Israel. Earlier, users on the Internet noticed that the artist's text (even taking into account the translation into Hebrew) looks very artificial and suggested that it was written with the help of neural networks. Programs to detect AI in texts indirectly confirmed this, and after a while users asked ChatGPT to apologize to the Jews - and the neural network issued an almost identical repentance.
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