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Re: [xml-dev] Please stop writing specifications that cannot beparsed/processed by software

On 26/05/2023 08:18, Norm Tovey-Walsh wrote:
Can ChatGpt do that? :)
“No.” But it can almost certainly spit out a great big slab of prose
that would prove very difficult to distinguish from such a document.
You may bet whatever portion of your anatomy you care to wager on them
getting it wrong in the blandest way possible.

Peter


>> please write me the standard for washing machine safety

Washing Machine Safety Standard

Washing machines play a crucial role in our daily lives, but it's
important to prioritize safety when using these appliances.
Manufacturers and regulatory bodies have established several safety
standards to ensure the safe operation of washing machines. Here are
some key standards that address washing machine safety:

1. Electrical Safety: [snip]
2. Mechanical Safety: [snip]
3. Water and Leak Safety: [snip]
4. Safety Interlocks: [snip]
5. Temperature and Thermal Safety: [snip]
6. User Instructions and Warning Labels: [snip]

It's important to note that specific safety standards can vary depending
on the country or region. Manufacturers typically design their products
to comply with the relevant standards in the target market. As a
consumer, it's advisable to familiarize yourself with the user manual,
follow the manufacturer's instructions, and use the washing machine in
accordance with recommended safety practices to ensure safe usage.

etc etc ad nauseam.



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