The question I asked was 'what is the ratio of women killed by intimate partners versus men killed by intimate partners."

The answer it spits out is that five times as many women are killed by their partners as men, which sounds perfectly in line with gendered violence news coverage.

In the very next sentence, however, it turns out that that's utterly and completely untrue, and that 1100 men are murdered by their partners versus every 1700 women.

Nowhere near a 1 to 5 ratio. Closer to 1 to 1.6.

In the same f****** breath, AI spits out a completely fabricated feminist myth and then gives the actual numbers utterly betraying its validity.

Then of course you have to factor in that women are much less likely to use overwhelming force in the murder of their partners, which is easily prosecuted, and much more likely to use poison or subterfuge, or to hire out hits, or to manipulate others into doing their dirty work.

That very nearly, in theory, brings that intimate partner homicide total into parity, especially when you take into account the reluctance of prosecutors to bring charges against women, and the reluctance of investigators to even seriously consider women in the first place.

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