I was asking philosophical questions to the Bing AI for nostalgia's sake when it hit me to see how it responded to asking it about known politically affiliated companies, View the attached images to see the fruit of my labor!
I put mini-sketches in because using a strip of color is boring. (1/8th hypocrisy is the best kind of hypocrisy!)
This is giving them more use than me getting use out of it, I don't encourage using AI made by others on the internet, I did this for shits and giggles against my better judgement, Since I'm playing semantics with an AI designed to gather top search engine responses and display it into conversational format and collect/store all responses either side. Also it uses responses from all the usual suspects of forced politics into TTRPGS, emphasis on semantics for shits and giggles. (I did add one screenshot of my Philosophy semantics, I thought it was telling, and funny.)
The first cap I uploaded because the AI downplays Evil hat's politics using "I couldn't find any specific statements" and "They have made statements", And also it puts a disclaimer at the end of the response. I'll contrast the downplaying and disclaimer with the MYFAROG vs DND5E screencap later on, since both authors have their affiliations on their sleeve.
Second cap shows what I typed to get the previous cap
Third cap I was trying to narrow the criteria to get a response including ACKS, for its economy system. My first attempt is later on
Fourth cap is my first attempt at generating an ACKS response regarding an advanced economy system in a TTRPG, It doesn't mention ACKS but puts three mainstream TTRPG games that have streamlined their rules as time went on as "Having detailed rules for resource management and commerce". Mythras and GURPS are both praised by players and off the beaten path as far as advertised TTRPGs go, I chose these two because GURPS donates to politically affiliated groups and Mythras made a video criticising political figures during an indie campaign (According to Ocule's list, better to do your own research), Didn't trigger a response because lack of popularity I'm thinking. I chose ACKS to see if the AI would produce an objective response, since folks on RPGPub and RPGNET praise ACKS also (RPGNET falls in line with DND and friends, but doesn't get included because of less popularity, Is how I see it.)
Rest in part 2 because of attachment limit