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News Feb, 26

 "A growing number of people have figured out a trick to make AI tools tell you almost whatever they want. It's so easy a child could do it."


                                                                                     ..taken from online news


to figure out = to invent - able to find

make ... tell = far sì che ti dica (in this case - tell

-ever = qualsiasi: whatever qualsiasi cosa; whenever qualsiasi momento: wherever qualsiasi luogo etc...

easy that a child could = I can omit that because between that and could (verb) there is something in between

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