As part of her interview with the NYT, the startup founder even told a story about how she tapped Dazzle for the grueling undertaking of identifying things that make her daughter special.

The task was part of an assignment from her 10-year-old daughter Marielle’s grade school teacher. It was pretty simple: come up with three bullet points summating what made Marielle special. Overwhelmed with the “range and complexity of potential answers,” as the NYT tells it, Mayer asked Dazzle.

She had AI do her homework for her. I'm sure that's great behavior to model for your kids. One of the things the AI returned with is that her daughter is an animal lover. Lmao. I feel bad because I'm essentially laughing at the fact this girls mom is too incompetent/self absorbed to list 3 things about her child, but really what are my options? She asked the AI for a birthday theme for her son and he told her he didn't like it and she said "I just can't help it". As though it was her desire to be an over involved parent and not her lack of empathy and understanding towards her own child that was the problem.

The article was very short, but really everyone should read it. I can only hope that this article is all lies to hype up her startup and the reason the examples all seem so stupid is because she never actually used it.