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Tim Bray

Here’s how Bing changed between yesterday and today. Larger picture is a snapshot taken yesterday evening, smaller is just now.

It’s I pity, I liked yesterday’s Bing better.

Did Deep Space Nine and Babylon 5 influence each other? Generating answers for you... Yes, there are similarities between Deep Space Nine and Babylon 5. Babylon 5 fans accused Deep Space Nine of plagiarism, and Star Trek fans became derisive of Babylon 5 as a result. While the similarities between the two shows are undeniable, both have gone on to receive critical acclaim and developed distinct identities separate from each other. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. Learn more: 1. screenrant.com 2. richhandley.com 3. screenrant.com +2 more
More Creative More Balanced More Precise Did Deep Space Nine and Babylon 5 influence each other? Searching for: Did Deep Space Nine and Babylon 5 influence each other? Generating answers for you... Yes, there are similarities between the two shows, but it's unclear whether they influenced each other. Babylon 5 was created first and aired in 1993, while Deep Space Nine aired in 1993 . Both shows were set on space stations and had similar themes, such as the use of political intrigue and the exploration of religion and spirituality 2. However, the similarities between the two shows are undeniable, and both have gone on to receive critical acclaim and developed distinct identities separate from each other. It's worth noting that Babylon 5 fans continued to accuse Deep Space Nine of plagiarism, and Star Trek fans became derisive of Babylon 5 as a result. Despite the initial animosity, the two shows even reached peace with each other with Majel Barrett, the “first lady of Star Trek” and widow to the series creator Gene Roddenberry, guest-starred in an episode of Babylon 5. Babylon 5 actor Bill Mumy did the same on Deep Space Nine. The two shows also shared friendly softball games and seemed to get past the initial animosity. Learn more: 1. screenrant.com 2. richhandley.com 3. plagiarismtoday.com +2 more What are some other similarities between the two shows? What are some differences between the two shows?
Tim Bray

@jesse Ooh, weird. What's going on, I wonder. Possibly they're dealing back the response "depth" based on the system load? I notice that it takes a while to compute the answers.

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Jesse Vincent

@timbray Or maybe some minute environmental difference is triggering it. Large Language Models are Weeeeird.

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@evan @jesse

They say they've been running on it for a while. Something odd is going on, haven't figured it out yet.

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