Copilot: Extraterritoriality of statutory civil law based on nationality alone
The following line if questions posed to Microsoft Copilot deal with whether nonresidents without a domicile and with no contracts with the country of their…
Category: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Discovery
Legal discovery using AI tools, such as ChatGPT, Bing Chat, Google Bard, etc.
BING CHAT GPT: Are rights surrendered to the government by consent through domicile or nationality?
The following interchange with Bing ChatGPT4 occurred on 2/23/2024. You can find more information about this subject at: How You Lose Constitutional or Natural Rights,…
Google Bard on Passports: 22 U.S.C. 2721 “membership” includes POLITICAL membership as a “national” and CIVIL STATUTORY membership connected with DOMICILE
Per 22 U.S.C. 2721: Impermissible basis for denial of passports, passports may not be denied because membership or lack of membership of any kind. The…
ChatGPT: Proof that CONSTITUTIONAL citizens and STATUTORY citizens are not equivalent and Mutually Exclusive
The following questions and answers were obtained from chat.openai.com on 12/15/23. They entirely confirm the view of this website on citizenship. Chat GPT outscored 90%…
Bing ChatGPT: Proof that ChatGPT is LYING about what a “U.S. citizen” is in the Internal Revenue Code
EDITORIAL: Note that Bing CHATGPT: QUESTION 1: Can “nonresident aliens” found in the Internal Revenue Code include people born in the United States of America?…
Bing ChatGPT: Proof that a civil statutory “person” is an agent of the government granting the status
EDITORIAL: Based on the answers below, the two key factors that decide if you are an agent of the government: THEREFORE: You’re an AGENT of…
BING ChatGPT: Proof that the “citizen” the income tax is imposed on is not a Fourteenth Amendment “citizen of the United States”
EDITORIAL: This series of questions helps illustrate the difference between a CONSTITUTIONAL/POLITICAL “citizen” in the Fourteenth Amendment on the one hand and a STATUTORY/DOMICILED citizen…
ChatGPT: Difference between POLITICAL Law and CIVIL Law
QUESTION1: What is the specific criteria for distinguishing political law from civil statutory law? ANSWER 1: Political law and civil statutory law are two different…
CHATGPT: When is a Matter in court governed exclusively by state law?
QUESTION 1: Is it safe to say that under 28 U.S.C. 1652, anything NOT in the following list is governed exclusively by state law? 1.…
Google Bard AI Request: Write a Pleading proving that CONSTITUTIONAL and STATUTORY citizens are NOT the same thing
EDITORIAL: Google Bard wins hands down! This question was CRITICAL in the Walby case mentioned below: Rebutted False Statements About the Nonresident Alien Position When…