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An analysis of why LLM-based AI systems like ChatGPT disproportionately recommend Terminal commands over GUI alternatives for macOS troubleshooting, with detailed critique showing that ChatGPT's specific malware detection recommendations are inaccurate, overly broad, or non-functional, while also highlighting the security risk of training users to blindly copy-paste commands.
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The Eclectic Light Company