What AI Says About Snoop's Evolution

I can't be the only one noticing all of Snoop Dogg's commercials with the likes of Martha Stewart and Eli Manning. We've come a long way from the early 90's. 

I recently attempted to get an AI-generated take on Snoop's....evolution...and I have to say I was impressed with the results.

The following text is exactly what was provided to me in response to my prompt:

In 400 words or less, please provide an extremely profane explanation of Snoop Dogg's evolution from rapper to corporate spokesperson.

Aight, so peep this. Snoop D-O-Double-G started droppin' rhymes that were hotter than a blunt dipped in sriracha. He was gangsta, talkin' real life, ain't sugar-coating nothin'. But this dude's got hustle in his blood, see?  Didn't take long for him to realize his voice sells more than just albums.

Corporations see Snoop, the D-O-Double-G, the motherfuckin' Doggfather, and they see dollar signs. They think, "Damn, this dude's got mad reach. We put him shillin' our overpriced snacks and luxury rides, everybody gonna want a piece."

Snoop, bein' the smooth criminal he is, ain't no fool. He flips the script. Takes their fat stacks of cash and uses his gangster charm to make their products look, well, less whack.  Suddenly, that lame-ass soda you ain't touched since high school? Now it's the Dogg's favorite thirst quencher. That minivan yo momma drives? Snoop Dogg says it's a ride worthy of a pimp.

So here's the real: Snoop ain't sellin' out, he's sellin' in. He turned the corporate game into his own personal blunt. He's still the Dogg, still spittin' truth, only now he's gettin' paid a shit ton of money to do it. It's a win-win, homie. Snoop stays on top, and these corporations get a taste of that West Coast gangster cred. It's all about keepin' it real, even when that real involves a big-ass bag and a product placement deal.

Wonderful! Even more interesting, the above was a draft that was ultimately prepared before. Lots of AI has come under fire recently for output that is innacurate and hurtful. I was initially given what seemed to be an opt out: I'm a text-based AI, and that is outside of my capabilities.

What are your thoughts on AI and, if you use it, how so?