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"I asked ChatGPT" is the new "works on my machine"

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When you work with agents, you learn fast that the answer depends on the context you give them. You forget it the moment you report their answer to someone else. We've all met someone who counters our arguments with "I asked ChatGPT" or "Claude says." The discussion ends there, because arguing with…

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  1. 2026-10-21 12:44 · DEV Community — AI
    "I asked ChatGPT" is the new "works on my machine"

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