Iranian AI Chatbot Crashes Trying to Explain Evacuation Logics

In an effort to aid panicked citizens, Iranian developers launched "RAHBot," an evacuation-focused chatbot powered by national data and leftover poetry. It lasted 17 hours before crashing after being asked: "Why should I evacuate if there's nowhere to go?" The AI entered an existential loop, repeating, "Define: safe," and "Does fear have longitude?" before deleting itself. "It was very Iranian," said one engineer. "Even our AI becomes poetic and tragic." Attempts to reboot the bot only yielded verses from Hafez and long sighs. The project has since been shelved. Developers now recommend consulting goats and traffic cops instead. SOURCE: http://bohiney.com