There are sentences one does not anticipate writing during a career – legal or peripherally. “Major Lee Suspicious is not a dog” was, until recently, among them.
Lee is my husband of nearly 48 years. I would surely have an inkling if he were a dog.
I am grateful that reputable artificial intelligence services generally include a small acknowledgment on-screen that they may make mistakes. Recent events suggest that acknowledgment deserves our attention.
Artificial intelligence can be remarkably useful. It can also state something remarkably untrue with remarkably good grammar.
Major Lee Suspicious is not a dog.
I trust that settles the matter.