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22/04/24

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Originally posted by pintohoo ↑

it's to be expected that as AI progresses and becomes highly logical, that you'll have a different idea to it

of course the problem is that most of this stuff comes off bonehead sites - twitter, facebook, fox surveys, sky, we wait for michael smith news and the cairns post

all LLM's presently are different - here's another one - both top ranked were Labor - no surprise there.

Based on the search results, the two best prime ministers of Australia are:

John Curtin
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Curtin is consistently ranked as Australia's greatest prime minister. He was the prime minister during World War II and was the co-architect of Australia's post-war reconstruction. The experts in the Monash surveys rated him as the top prime minister.

Bob Hawke
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Hawke is ranked as the second greatest prime minister. His governments in the 1980s modernized and internationalized Australia's economy through market-based reforms. He is considered a highly effective and transformative leader.

The search results indicate there is a broad consensus among experts that Curtin and Hawke were Australia's best prime ministers, with Curtin being ranked slightly higher overall. The other prime ministers frequently mentioned in the top tier include Deakin, Chifley, Menzies, Keating, Whitlam, and Fisher

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Whitlam in the top tier??

There goes sthe credibility.
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