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Captain Blue quotes Loctarjay saying "And yet you didn't... during that entire comment... show anything related to the conversation xD

You even added a line that has absolutely nothing to do with what you ended up filling your comment out with xD"
To that Captain Blue responded with:
"I posed a link to a video showing the conversation."

Loctarjay looked at the video-conversation Captain Blue had with the AI and Loctarjay then responded with this:
"Your initial question is:
* Hunt showdown is a 12 player game. If 30 - 40% are cheating.......
And let me stop you right there, because you're already adding a false premise to the probability.........
The AI is already now learning what it is you want from it, so any further questioning is a confirmation bias created from a confirmation bias premise....

(added screenshot of AI question made by Captain Blue: "if we have 0 viable data to determine the actual amount of cheaters, would it be a confirmation bias premise to ask - Hunt Showdown is 12 player game. If 30-40% are cheating, what is the chance you would be killed in a game by a cheater every game?")
This is the AI telling you that it is a confirmation bias premise.
It even says "But if you hypothetically assume 30–40% of the 12 players are cheaters" which is not factual and thus not part of the conversation"

To that comment from Loctarjay, Captain Blue chose to respond by saying:
"How is it confirmation bias... XD XD XD

I'm asking what the rate would be if a proportion of the player base was in fact cheating. How am I supposed to get to a percent chance of being killed if I don't put in the the amount of cheaters and how many players concurrently play the game....

Lol

Confirmation bias...

You don't even know what confirmation bias is. We're dealing with maths here I need to input data to get data out.
I have to put that information in... lol

How do I get to the percentage of being killed in the game without how many players play and how many could be cheating... ???"