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It's not a calculator. This is like asking a calculator to write an essay.

You're not supposed to put q-tips in your ears either, but lots of people do. That doesn't make it right. People using things wrong, even commonly, doesn't mean the thing is wrong. The people are. If you use AI to do simple arithmetic or count letters, you're using it wrong.

You can literally ask the AI to write javascript to create a calculator or a letter counter. It will do that flawlessly. It's a tool! Don't complain your shovel won't dig a hole by itself. You have to use it correctly.

Are you really saying that people use google to ask that question, was 2010 fifteen years ago from today? You think that's a common google use case? And you ask if I'M familiar with how google is used?